Bill Turnbull (January 25, 1956 – August 31, 2022) was a beloved British journalist and presenter, most famous for his 15-year tenure as the main male anchor of BBC Breakfast. Known for his warm, unflappable, and witty broadcasting style, he guided millions of viewers through the morning news from 2001 until 2016. Before becoming a morning television staple, Turnbull served as a prestigious BBC Washington correspondent, covering major global events like the Monica Lewinsky scandal and the OJ Simpson trial. After leaving the breakfast sofa, he continued to connect with audiences through his weekend shows on Classic FM and his participation in popular programs like Strictly Come Dancing and Songs of Praise.