Broadcaster and journalist Edward Stourton dies aged 68
Summary
Edward Stourton, a broadcaster and journalist with over 40 years of experience including a decade on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, has died at age 68. He had prostate cancer since 2014 and continued working until recently before passing away surrounded by his family.Key Facts
- Edward Stourton died at the age of 68 after a long battle with prostate cancer.
- His career included time at ITN, BBC Paris correspondent, diplomatic editor, and a presenter on Radio 4's Today programme.
- He was known for his calm reporting and coverage of major events such as the 9/11 attacks.
- Stourton wrote several books including a biography of Pope John Paul II and a book on American history linked to President Donald Trump.
- Colleagues and friends praised his intelligence, kindness, and courage throughout his illness.
- He remained active in journalism until shortly before his death.
- Stourton's Catholic faith influenced much of his work.
- He was born in Nigeria, educated at Ampleforth College and Cambridge, where he led the student union.
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