BBC Breakfast Tribute to Dermot Murnaghan After Death at 68 (13.07.2026)
BBC Breakfast aired a moving tribute to Dermot Murnaghan on Monday, following his death at 68 from prostate cancer. Former co-star Sian Williams shared fond memories.
BBC Breakfast aired a moving tribute to Dermot Murnaghan on Monday, following his death at 68 from prostate cancer. Former co-star Sian Williams shared fond memories.
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