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Tributes are being paid to Esther Rantzen, the broadcaster and charity founder who has died at the age of 86. Rantzen was best known for presenting the long-running television programme That's Life! and for founding the children's helpline Childline, later establishing the older people's charity The Silver Line. Admirers are recalling her decades of broadcasting work and campaigning for vulnerable people.
- 2Davina McCall and Martin Lewis lead tributes to Esther Rantzen●Davina McCall and Martin Lewis remember 'national treasure' Esther Rantzen https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/celebrity-
Davina McCall and Martin Lewis have paid tribute to Esther Rantzen, describing the veteran broadcaster and ChildLine founder as a 'national treasure'. The tributes were joined by others including Anton Du Beke, according to the Evening Standard. Rantzen, long celebrated for her television career and charity work, has been the focus of widespread public affection as friends and colleagues share memories of her life and legacy.
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Dame Esther Rantzen, the veteran BBC broadcaster who presented That's Life! and founded the child helpline ChildLine, has died of cancer. Tributes are led by Elaine Paige, Lorraine Kelly, Davina McCall, Martin Lewis and Anton Du Beke, who call her a 'pioneer' and 'national treasure'. Her final weeks and her campaign for assisted dying are also being widely discussed.
- 4Elaine Paige and Lorraine Kelly lead tributes to Esther Rantzen▼Elaine Paige and Lorraine Kelly lead tributes to 'pioneer' Esther Rantzen https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/lorraine-ke
Elaine Paige and Lorraine Kelly are leading public tributes to Esther Rantzen, described by well-wishers as a broadcasting 'pioneer'. Dame Nicky Campbell and Anna Williamson are among other figures from British television paying their respects to the veteran journalist and Childline founder, whose decades-long career made her one of the UK's best-known presenters and campaigners.
- 5Dame Esther Rantzen dies aged 86 as family pay tribute▼Dame Esther Rantzen's family pay tribute to 'our sunshine' after her death at 86 https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/cele
Dame Esther Rantzen, the broadcaster and child protection campaigner who founded ChildLine and the Silver Line, has died at the age of 86. Her family paid tribute to 'our sunshine', remembering her warmth and decades of charity work. Tributes have also come in from public figures including Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham.