Radio and TV broadcaster Paul Gambaccini, 77, has revealed that he has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. Multiple outlets report that the BBC Radio 2 and Greatest Hits Radio presenter shared the news through a public statement. Sources describe the announcement as outlining his current condition while expressing his intention to keep working. Several reports say he states that, for now, life is going on as normal and that he will continue to broadcast his radio shows for as long as he can. The Guardian’s health coverage adds that Gambaccini says the diagnosis was received in 2025. Other summaries similarly emphasize that the broadcaster is continuing his on-air commitments despite the diagnosis. Coverage across outlets focuses on the fact of the Alzheimer’s diagnosis, his age, and his response—an expressed desire to remain involved with broadcasting in the near term. No outlets in the provided materials dispute the diagnosis or provide additional medical details beyond what Gambaccini communicated publicly.