BBC presenter Nick Sheridan, 32, 'collapsed while out running' before tragic death
07.03.2024 - 17:54
/ dailyrecord.co.uk
Nick Sheridan - a popular BBC presenter - tragically passed away at the age of 32 after collapsing during a run.
His unexpected passing was announced by the BBC on Thursday morning, explaining he had died following a 'short illness', reports the Mirror.
Gary Smith, Head of News and Current Affairs, expressed his sorrow in a statement: "Nick has been a wonderful colleague. He was a hugely talented journalist, presenter and author and one of those rare people who light up the lives of everyone around them. Our hearts go out to his parents, to his partner and to all his family and friends."
The much-loved broadcaster was reportedly out running when he suffered from what's thought to be an aneurysm.
According to STV News, Nick died yesterday, surrounded by family.
Messages have flooded in as he remembered Nick as the 'brightest human being'.
His friend and fellow award-winning presenter, Connor Gillies, shared: "A uniquely talented broadcaster, writer and journalist but above all a throughout decent, funny, thoughtful pal who was great fun.
"An absolute pleasure knowing Nick. He thought of everyone before himself. Will forever remember the outrageous antics on a night out.", reports the Mirror.
BBC Scotland's The Nine host Amy Irons said she was very sad, sharing: "Absolutely devastated. The world has lost one of its brightest human beings and journalism has lost one of the most talented people I've ever had the pleasure of working with. We are all going to miss you so much Nick."
STV presenter Emma Cameron started at the channel the same day as Nick. She remembered: "From the first day of meeting Nick, I knew I had made a friend for life. We bonded over a love of musical theatre, Irish culture, journalism and food."
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