US EditionFormer Top of the Pops presenter and Eurovision spokesman Colin Berry dies
- Colin Berry, a former BBC Radio 2 DJ and Eurovision commentator, passed away at the age of 79.
- Berry began his career on Radio Caroline and later joined BBC Radio 2 in 1973 as a presenter.
- Throughout his career, Berry hosted various shows and read UK's Eurovision results for 25 years, until 2002.
- Helen Thomas, Radio 2's head, stated the station was saddened by the loss of Colin Berry.
- Berry's passing prompted tributes from colleagues like Andrew Peach and Tony Blackburn, recognizing his broadcasting legacy.
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BBC Radio 2 legend and Eurovision favourite Colin Berry dies, aged 79
BBC Radio 2 DJ Colin Berry has died at the age of 79. The presenter’s passing was confirmed by the radio station, where he had worked since 1973 – covering for a host of faces including Sir Terry Wogan and Sir Jimmy Young. He also spent 25 years as the spokesperson for the Eurovision Song Contest – delivering the UK public’s voting results between 1977 and 2002. Paying tribute to Berry, Tony Blackburn wrote on X: “I’m so sad my friend Colin Be…
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