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Published 08:38 22 Jan 2018 GMT

“The recent story with Ant showed me the trauma is much higher than expected. “We are dealing with a real issue. It was an interesting story to research. I hope we manage to get it right.”
McPartlin's addiction to prescription painkillers began in 2014 following a knee operation.
The presenter took time away from work last year to attend rehab to address his addiction and depression.
He explained that he was taking "anything" he could find and that doctors told him: 'You could have killed yourself."
McPartlin and wife Lisa Armstrong recently filed for divorce after their marriage had been "struggling" for eight months.
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