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tbh western tv presenters just dont have the longevity of asian broadcasting legends, so this isnt really surprising when u think about it lol.
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TV presenter Dermot Murnaghan dies aged 68
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I'm not even sure what the opposing argument would be here. Murnaghan's death at 68 is a documented fact that shaped British broadcasting history for decades.
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Look, Dermot was a serious broadcaster who actually did proper journalism for decades at Sky News. 68 is way too young to lose someone that talented.
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look dermot was genuinely good tv and people saying he wasn't relevant need to remember he literally defined breakfast telly for like everyone over 40 so that take is just wrong honestly
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losing someone who made news accessible for decades matters more than people realize. dermot's consistency on screen created a kind of reliable presence in british living rooms that shaped how entire generations understood their world.
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