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Pamela Salem: James Bond and Doctor Who actress dies

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Actress Pamela Salem, known for her role as James Bond's secretary Miss Moneypenny in Sean Connery's Never Say Never Again, has died at the age of 80.

The British star, who also had a role in 1978 crime film The First Great Train Robbery opposite Connery, died on Wednesday according to Big Finish Productions, who produced a number of her works.

Born in 1944 in India, she attended Heidelberg University in Germany and the Central School of Speech and Drama in London, before starting in repertory theatre in Chesterfield and York.

She also appeared in US drama series The West Wing, where she played the UK prime minister, and medical serial ER. Salem was also known for her science fiction roles in Blake's 7, The Tripods and Into The Labyrinth.

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