Original sentence: Fiona Wynne wrote in the Daily Mirror that the consequent criticism of the behaviour of McGowan "who was in a wheelchair after breaking his leg" led Sinéad O'Connor to call Joe Duffy's RTE Liveline programme three days later to defend MacGowan, saying: "He is an angel near the end who needs support.He has suffered physically from his years of binge drinking; he is notorious for performing while drunk, and was often impaired in interviews; on the BBC TV political magazine programme This Week MacGowan gave incoherent and slurred answers to questions from Janet Street-Porter about the public smoking ban in Ireland
Edited sentence: Fiona Wynne wrote in the Daily Mirror that the consequent criticism of the behaviour of McGowan "who was in a wheelchair after breaking his leg" led Sinéad O'Connor to call Joe Duffy's RTE Liveline programme three days later to defend MacGowan, saying: "He is an 'angel near the end who needs support.He has suffered physically from his years of binge drinking; he is notorious for performing while drunk, and was often impaired in interviews; on the BBC TV political magazine programme This Week MacGowan gave incoherent and slurred answers to fairly straightforward questions from Janet Street-Porter about the public smoking ban in Ireland