Sir David Frost obituary

Sunday, 1 September 2013 (3 hours ago)

Veteran broadcaster who started out in the 60s satire boom and found worldwide fame with his TV interviews

For half a century, Sir David Frost, who has died aged 74, was hardly ever off our television screens, from 1960s satire on the BBC to encounters with the great and good on al-Jazeera. In the process, he became the...

Source: The Wall Street Journal
David Frost, the British television journalist best known to American audiences for his series of interviews with President Richard Nixon, has died. Photo: Associated Press
Legendary journalist Sir David Frost died after having a heart attack during a speech. He was 74 years old.
CNN.com 2 hours ago - Front PageAlso reported by •The National Ledger •CapitalBay
Ron Howard has paid tribute to Sir David Frost, calling him a television pioneer, whose "audacity and courage" paved the way for a new generation of US...
Huffington Post 5 hours ago - EntertainmentAlso reported by •CapitalBay
Interviews with Richard Nixon made him an international star; spent 50 years as broadcaster
CBS News 7 hours ago - Front Page Veteran British journalist and broadcaster known for incisive interviews with leading public figures; spent 50 years as TV star
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