BBC employee Nick Sheridan has passed away
Nick Sheridan, a presenter for BBC Scotland, has passed away. The sad news was announced by BBC Scotland's head of news, Gary Smith.
Nick Sheridan, known for the programs 'Drivetime' and 'Reporting Scotland', has died at the age of 32.
It was reported that the young broadcaster suddenly collapsed while out for a run and suffered a brain aneurysm.
'HE WAS A FUNNY AND INTELLIGENT MAN'
The news of Sheridan's death was announced by Gary Smith, the head of news at BBC Scotland, where he worked, with the following words:
"Nick was a wonderful colleague. He was a hugely talented journalist, presenter and author, and one of those rare people who lit up the lives of everyone around them. He was a funny, intelligent, kind and lovely man. Our hearts go out to his parents, his partner, and all his family and friends."
News Source: 12punto
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