Iain Dale, a 62-year-old broadcaster and regular on Good Morning Britain, has been admitted to intensive care for emergency surgery to remove his gallbladder following acute chest pains. Initially thinking he was suffering from food poisoning, Dale sought medical attention and spent over three hours in A&E before receiving his diagnosis. He shared updates on social media, thanking fans for their support and praising the NHS care at Tunbridge Wells Hospital. His condition has garnered significant attention, with many fans expressing their well-wishes and sharing their own experiences related to gallbladder surgery. It remains uncertain if he will be able to continue his scheduled performances at the Edinburgh Fringe Show next month. Dale is known for his political commentary and has been a part of LBC since 2010, alongside hosting a popular podcast with Jacqui Smith.