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Monty Python star Terry Jones has been diagnosed with a severe variant of dementia.

 

The 74-year-old is suffering from primary progressive aphasia, which affects his ability to communicate.

 

As a result, Jones "is no longer able to give interviews", his spokesman said.

 

The news was confirmed as Bafta Cymru announced the Welsh-born comedian is to be honoured with an outstanding contribution award.

 

The National Aphasia Association describes primary progressive aphasia as a neurological syndrome in which language capabilities become slowly and progressively impaired.

 

Really, really sad. 

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