The entertainer, known for his catchphrase ‘chase me’, died in hospital surrounded by his loved ones on Thursday.

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The new procedure was to plug an artery that continued to leak blood onto the surface of the brain, according to his doctors.

Comedian Duncan Norvelle, known for his catchphrase “Chase me”, has died aged 66, his partner Lynn Trevallion has announced.