This piece is presented as a tribute to broadcaster Dermot Murnaghan, described as a "legend of news" who fronted major national moments including announcing the deaths of Princess Diana and Queen Elizabeth II. It frames his later prostate cancer advocacy as work that will "save lives", positioning his public campaigning as a lasting part of his legacy alongside his long broadcasting career.

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