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Sunday Times and Sun columnist Rod Liddle dies aged 66
Tributes paid across industry to provocative journalist who died after short illness
The writer and broadcaster Rod Liddle, a prominent columnist for the Sunday Times and the Sun, has died after a short illness.
Liddle, whose provocative style attracted both praise and criticism, also wrote for the Spectator magazine and earlier in his career edited BBC Radio 4’s Today programme. He was 66.
While Liddle worked as a speechwriter for the Labour party in the 1980s, his later writing often critiqued and criticised the left.
Tributes to Liddle were immediately paid by Piers Morgan, former Sunday Times editor Andrew Neil and BBC Today presenter Justin Webb, who described Liddle as brilliant, kind and funny.
Newspaper columnist and broadcaster Rod Liddle dies aged 66
Newspaper columnist and broadcaster Rod Liddle has died aged 66 after a short illness.
Liddle's children paid tribute to their father, who they described as their guide "on how to live an extraordinary life", while CEO of News UK, Rebekah Brooks, called him "an inimitable journalistic force."
Brooks added that "he challenged conventional thinking and left an indelible mark on British journalism."
Liddle, a columnist for the Sun and the Sunday Times, died at The James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough on Sunday evening.
A former editor of BBC Radio 4's flagship Today programme, he was a columnist on the Sunday Times and the Sun and had a weekly column in the Spectator, as well as a show on Times Radio.
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