ITV News anchor Ralph Blunsom has sadly died at the age of 66 as his colleague confirmed the heartbreaking news.

ITV News presenter Ralph Blunsom has been remembered as a ‘legend’ after his death aged 66. The Granada Reports journalist’s death was announced on ITV last night by his colleagues. ‘We leave you tonight with some very sad news about one of our much colleagues here at Granada Reports,’ they began.

Ralph Blunsom, 66, was a Granada Reports journalist, who also presented on BBC North West Tonight. Speaking about the loss, his colleague Rob Smith said: "We leave you tonight with some very sad news about one of our many colleagues here at Granada Reports.

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It was announced on Tuesday night by ITV News's northern leg, Granada Reports that broadcaster Ralph Blunsom had sadly passed away.

ITV News anchor Ralph Blunsom has died aged 66, his co-stars have announced. The channel's northern leg, Granada Reports, announced on Tuesday night that the broadcaster had sadly died, with his passing confirmed on air by Rob Smith.