Broadcaster Jenni Murray died days after north London car crash, inquest hears Coroner is told BBC veteran was dazzled by headlights before collision and her injuries led to bronchopneumonia The Guardian - UK · Aug 27
Former BBC host Dame Jenni Murray died after being ‘dazzled by lights’ and crashing car The longtime Woman’s Hour presenter died in hospital eight days after the crash The Independent UK · Aug 27
‘I get very lonely’: Jane Horrocks reveals feeling isolated in later life, struggling to find a sense of purpose The actress also 'doesn't know' if her children would be there for her if she needed them Woman & Home · May 3
Letter: Dame Jenni Murray obituary Sherry Ashworth writes: I also learned from her always to turn off your mobile phone before going into the studio The Guardian - UK · Apr 12
Row as trans activist recalls late Dame Jenni Murray’s comments about her India Willoughby recalled what she felt was Dame Jenni Murray being ‘snotty as hell’ when she was invited onto Woman’s Hour in 2017 Evening Standard · Mar 22
Dame Jenni Murray obituary Fearless broadcaster who was the longest-serving presenter of BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour The Guardian - UK · Mar 22
‘Her warmth filled the kitchen every morning’: the magic – and tenacity – of Jenni Murray The Woman’s Hour host, who has died aged 75, could talk about hydrangeas, campaign against domestic abuse, then tear a strip off a politician – all within a few minutes The Guardian - UK · Mar 21
Broadcaster Dame Jenni Murray remembered as ‘much loved mum and wife’ by family Dame Jenni, who has died aged 75, was the longest-serving host in the history of BBC Radio 4 programme Woman’s Hour. Evening Standard · Mar 20
Tributes pour in for ‘broadcasting icon’ Dame Jenni Murray after her death aged 75 IN FULL The Independent UK · Mar 20
Dame Jenni Murray, former BBC journalist and broadcaster, dies aged 75 Outgoing BBC director general Tim Davie called Dame Jenni a ‘broadcasting icon’ The Independent UK · Mar 20
Former BBC Woman’s Hour presenter Dame Jenni Murray dies aged 75 The journalist became the longest-serving host in the BBC Radio 4 programme’s history before she left in 2020. The Independent UK · Mar 20
Dame Jenni Murray dies: Former Woman's Hour presenter passes away aged 75 Tributes have been paid to the ‘broadcasting icon’ who leaves behind ‘an indelible legacy on generations of listeners’ Evening Standard · Mar 20
Former BBC Woman’s Hour presenter Jenni Murray dies aged 75 Veteran broadcaster interviewed prominent female leaders including Margaret Thatcher and Hillary Clinton The Guardian - UK · Mar 20
Royal Source Says "Deeply Unhappy" Sarah Ferguson Had Some Major "Concerns" About Former Husband Ex-Prince Andrew "She was alone with the child and always wondered what he was up to and with whom." Marie Claire · Dec 30, 2025
Evening Standard · Dec 29, 2025 Jenni Murray says Woman’s Hour has ‘lost its way’ and is ‘rather dull’ The 75-year-old broadcaster criticised the radio show she worked on for more than three decades.
The Guardian - UK · Dec 29, 2025 Life lessons with radio legend Jenni Murray: the best podcasts of the week The former Woman’s Hour host speaks candidly with older stars such as Paul Merton and Trevor McDonald. Plus, the secrets of how to win the World Cup!
Evening Standard · Nov 24, 2025 Jenni Murray reveals she spent hours on an ambulance trolley with Covid as she lifts lid on ‘corridor care’ The veteran broadcaster says she was shocked to see first-hand how stretched the system has become
Evening Standard · Oct 6, 2025 Jilly Cooper's raunchiest bonkbusters, from Riders to Rivals The best-selling author has died at 88, leaving behind a legendary legacy of literary filth
The Independent UK · Jun 22, 2024 Anita Rani hits back at former Woman’s Hour host Jenni Murray over ‘reductive’ Bafta dress remarks Murray dedicated scathing column to criticising Rani for ‘wearing not much more than her underwear’ to the Baftas
The Guardian - UK · Jan 22, 2023 Can BBC radio thrive in a new world of podcasts? The loss of Ken Bruce, following other big-name DJs, is a blow for Radio 2. The challenge now is to stay relevant