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J.K. Rowling's mother died unaware that her daughter had begun to draft the children's story about a young wizard called Harry Potter that would one day turn her into one of the most famous authors in the world.

In a television documentary to be broadcast tonight, the writer reveals her sadness at the fact her mother had never known she had started a book.

Rowling was only 25 when her mother, Anne, died of multiple sclerosis, aged 45. She had been suffering from an aggressive form of the neurological disease for a decade.

The author made the rare personal statements on a BBC investigation into the prevalence of MS in Scotland. She said: “I started writing Harry six months before she died. That's obviously a real regret, because I never told her I was even writing it. She knew I wanted to write - I'm not sure how seriously she took it. She never knew anything about Harry Potter.”

It is being branded the most luxurious - and expensive - place of pilgrimage for millions of Harry Potter fans around the world.

The hotel suite where JK Rowling found sanctuary to complete her phenomenally successful series of novels has been renamed in her honour.

Fans will have to pay almost £1,000 per night to stay in the room, which contains a marble bust which she signed after completing the final book, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

Despite living in Edinburgh, Miss Rowling, 42, checked into room 552 at the city's Balmoral Hotel to complete the series in January last year.

Emma Thompson will pen the remake of My Fair Lady.

The Columbia Pictures project, which Keira Knightley is circling, is a remake of the 1964 movie musical starring Audrey Hepburn as Cockney flower girl-turned socialite Eliza Doolittle. In turn, the film was adapted from George Bernard Shaw's play Pygmalion.

Thompson told Parade that writing the film will take a long time because she does not use a word processor.

"I'm a Luddite, and I write longhand with an old fountain pen," she said.

Thompson is the only person to have won Oscars for both acting (1992's Howard's End) and screenwriting (1995's Sense And Sensibility).