Edward Stourton, Veteran Broadcaster and Journalist, Dies at 68

Edward Stourton, a prominent figure in British journalism and broadcasting, has died at 68. Stourton was a familiar voice and face for decades, notably presenting Radio 4's flagship Today programme for ten years and serving as a founding member of Channel 4 News.

His extensive career encompassed significant international reporting, including a period as the Europe editor for the broadcaster. Before his work on the Today programme from 1988, he spent five years at ITN, contributing to its news coverage.

Stourton's contributions to news analysis and reporting were widely recognised. He held roles as a presenter for various programmes, including The World At One, Sunday, and World Tonight, showcasing his versatility across different formats and subjects. His career spanned a period of considerable shifts in the media landscape, and he remained a consistent and authoritative voice throughout.

Edward Stourton, Veteran Broadcaster and Journalist, Dies at 68

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