BBC newsreader George Alagiah dies aged 67 after being diagnosed with bowel cancer

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BBC newsreader George Alagiah passed away yesterday (July 24) at the age of 67, and now his colleague and friend Sophie Raworth has helped fulfil his final wish. In an emotional tribute to George on BBC News At Six, which he had presented since 2007, Sophie began: "I saw him just a few weeks ago. "He told me he had hoped to come back to work one last time to say thank you and goodbye, right here, live on air in the studio.

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George Alagiah heartbreakingly spoke about the fear of leaving behind his beloved wife of four decades following his bowel cancer diagnosis. The BBC newsreader tragically passed away on Monday at the age of 67, nine years after his initial diagnosis in 2014.

Adele Roberts has admitted that she struggled to get out of bed after hearing the news of BBC presenter George Alagiah's death. George died aged 67 after a long battle with bowel cancer, a disease from which former BBC Radio 1 presenter Adele has also suffered – she got the all-clear last year. After the news of his death, Adele, 44, took to Twitter to share a tribute to him, as she also posted a statement from the BBC expressing their sadness about his passing.

BBC star Clive Myrie choked back tears as he announced the death of his colleague George Alagiah.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty was left in tears during her BBC Five Live broadcast after learning of the death of BBC newsreader George Alagiah, while live on air. Naga, who was audibly upset, interrupted the radio station's sports news section, announcing: "We've just had the news that our colleague, BBC presenter Geoge Alagiah - you all know him - who has been living with bowel cancer since 2014 - he has since stepped back from presenting BBC News.

Naga Munchetty apologised to listeners after she was heard breaking into tears after learning of George Alagiah’s death live on air. The death of the BBC newsreader was announced on Monday (July 24).