Who Was Gordon Honeycombe & Cause Of Death? British Newscaster Dead, Obituary And Funeral Updates!
Former broadcaster worked as the host for ITN news channel, Gordon Honeycombe, leaving this world at the age of 79 in Australia. He worked for the ITN news channel from the year 1965 to the year 1977. During the time when the 1960s satire series titled, That Was The Week That Was, was released on television, his debut in the entertainment industry occurred. He was a great screenwriter, playwright and newsreader as well. Although he was popular for his narrating skills. He began working for the ITN news channel in the year 1965 and gained fame to a maximum amount and got the title of Nation’s favourite newsreader two times. He migrated to foreign before which he spent about 5 years in a TV-am breakfast program during the 1980s. According to the official statements released to the TV-am archives website. Follow Our website TheGossipsWorld.com for the latest updates!!!!!
Gordon Honeycombe Death Reason
He was suffering from some illness for few weeks and was getting weaker with each passing day. Even though he had spent numerous weeks under specialised care facilities. According to Honeycombe, he was always aware of his conditions and the riddles of his health. He passed away after the death of his wife Barbara. His wife passed away in the year 2009, with whom he married for 43 years and shared a happy married life with her. According to the information shared by his son, Oliver told that Gordan passed away on Thursday afternoon while he was peacefully watching television, at the Cornwall home. He was enjoying some movie ok television with a glass of wine in his hands.
Gordon Honeycombe: Wikipedia & Bio
The native of Wiltshire, Scully, started working for the BBC news channel in the year 1965 under his guidance as a freelance journalist before becoming the Nationwide presenter for the channel. Gordan was appointed as the chairman of the radio program for discussing Antiques in the year 1967 and later he got passionate enough for this work as well. He was also appointed as the chief of Collector’s World in 1970 for his great performance during the antique collection. He used to love his work and admire it with all his beliefs. He used to say that work must be pleasing to live and easy to access as work is half part of life which can not be lived with hatred.
The memoirs were also released in 1993 concerned everything that he ever stated in any of his interviews. He shared the stage of an interview with Baroness Thatcher for the BBC news channel. Although the real cause behind his death is not revealed it is believed that he died his natural death. The investigation is going on and any conclusion would be revealed shortly to the public.
