Veteran broadcaster Dermot Murnaghan has died aged 68, a year after revealing he had been diagnosed with stage four prostate cancer. The former BBC, ITV and Sky News presenter announced his diagnosis last summer, sharing that he was responding positively to treatment while urging men to be aware of the disease and get tested.
Long Career in Broadcasting
Murnaghan hosted the popular quiz show Eggheads for more than a decade, becoming a familiar face to millions of viewers. He also presented on BBC, ITV and Sky News over the course of his career.
Cancer Diagnosis and Advocacy
Last year, Murnaghan revealed his stage four prostate cancer diagnosis. He used his platform to encourage men to get tested and be vigilant about their health. According to his statement at the time, he was responding well to treatment.
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