British journalist, broadcaster Rod Liddle dies aged 66

British journalist and broadcaster Rod Liddle passed away at the age of 66 after a brief illness. He was a prominent columnist for The Sunday Times and The Sun, as well as having a weekly column in The Spectator and hosting a show on Times Radio. In a statement, his children Wilder, Tyler, and Emmy expressed their deep sorrow and shock at his sudden passing.

They remembered him as a father who instilled curiosity, bravery, and humor in them, even during his final weeks in the hospital. Liddle's legacy will be cherished by his family, who are immensely proud of the extraordinary life he lived. The chief executive of News UK, Rebekah Brooks, shared that the company was deeply saddened by the loss of the "inimitable journalistic force" and "immensely talented" Liddle.

He challenged conventional thinking and left a lasting impact on British journalism. News UK mourns the loss of their friend and colleague, extending their heartfelt condolences to Liddle's family and loved ones.