702, Wednesday morning

Of Starlink. Let's move to Hollywood now. A Hollywood star says she was falsely or at least misdiagnosed, Adam. Yeah, Christina Applegate. You might know her from Anchorman. She plays Veronica Corningstone, remember her? Bad Mums, there's been at least a couple of those movies, Married with Children on TV. She was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis about five years ago and says for the last five years, she's lived with that diagnosis only to find out.

It was a misdiagnosis. Excuse me. She says she's not happy at all because she still has the debilitating symptoms and is now back to square one. So she doesn't know what she has if it's not MS. And in fact, she only found out that it isn't MS. There's no universal single test. There's no universal set of symptoms. There are things we think are associated with MS, but not necessarily. No definite way of knowing at first, at any rate. And in her case, in Christina Applegate's case, she stopped.

Some treatment, and it's only because her body did not respond in a certain way that she realized it was not MS, or at least that's what her doctor said. It's the most disturbing thing out of all of it. Whilst Christina Applegate is still in a bad way and doesn't know why, one in five people who are told they have multiple sclerosis actually don't have it. That's amazing. One in five. I wonder what that means for things like insurance claims. If you are.