UK comic Corbett in clear after collapsing reports

LONDON (Reuters) - British comedian

Ronnie Corbett

has been given a all transparent by doctors after collapsing while out celebrating his inclusion on a New Year Honours List, according to reports.

His

wife Anne

told a

Croydon Advertiser

that a 81-year-old, many famous as a petite half of a renouned radio comedy twin The Two Ronnies, fell ill during a internal grill and was taken to hospital.

From there he was eliminated to a private hospital that liberated him final week.

"He was positively gay to accept a respect though that has been gradual by him not feeling so well," his mother pronounced of Corbett being named a CBE in approval of his services to party and charity.

Corbett had been holding remedy after a new knee operation that might have contributed to his illness, she explained.

"He has undergone a series of tests and all a formula have come behind clear, that is good news," pronounced Anne, Corbett's mother of scarcely 50 years. "He is now only resting though we consider he will have to delayed down a bit. He is 81 and he never stops."

According to a Sun newspaper, a Edinburgh-born hostess is approaching to lapse to work with an after-dinner debate on Saturday.

His representative was not immediately accessible for comment.

(Reporting by Mike Collett-White, modifying by Paul Casciato)

(news.yahoo.com)