Rod Liddle, a British journalist and broadcaster, dies at the age of 66 after a short illness, according to multiple outlets. His career is reported to have begun on the South Wales Echo, before he went on to work in prominent roles across major UK broadcasters.
Several sources say Liddle serves as editor of BBC Radio 4’s Today programme. They also report that he presents BBC2 political show Weekend and BBC Four’s The Talk Show. In tributes mentioned by some outlets, his children speak about him personally, describing him in supportive terms and sharing that he is their guide. One outlet also notes that they refer to him as their “wonderful father” and describe his character and impact on their lives.
Overall, the reports agree on his age at death, the fact that he dies following a short illness, and his key broadcasting work with BBC Radio 4’s Today and his political and talk-show presenting roles. No source provides further details about the illness or cause of death.
