Dianne Oxberry: Last News

This Christmas will mark five years since broadcaster Dianne Oxberry died from ovarian cancer, just a matter of days after being diagnosed with the terrifying illness.

SOME NEWS."I’m joining BBC Radio 2! From January I’ll be presenting the new Early Breakfast Show live from gorgeous Cardiff, making it the first daily Radio 2 show to be broadcast from Wales."He concluded: "I can’t wait to get started @BBCRadio2"Naga logged on to the social platform soon after to send her former co-star her well-wishes on his new venture.Naga appeared overjoyed for her colleague as she exclaimed: "CONGRATULATIONS!! X"Hundreds of other fans and friends joined Naga in congratulating Owain on his new role.MarilynDobbs1 said: "We knew we wouldn’t keep you forever in the NW!"You’re talented and likeable and have already gone nationwide!"Such a shame, it took ages to replace Dianne Oxberry and now they’ll have to find another treasure!"Spinmillhouse added: "Congratulations Owain, #EyUp!"It only seems like yesterday that you were entertaining us on #LookNorth, with the weather forecasting, an amazing smile & general banter."It's fantastic to see how your career is going. #thisguycan #congratulations"CNewton1000 tweeted: "Congratulations on on your new job.

Dianne Oxberry's loved ones are sharing the symptoms of ovarian cancer everyone should know after the much-loved BBC weather presenter's 'sudden and unexpected' death from the disease. Dianne died at The Christie just months after her diagnosis with ovarian cancer.

Good Morning Britain star Ranvir Singh has taken to Instagram to pay tribute to friend and BBC presenter Dianne Oxberry, who passed away after being diagnosed with ovarian cancer on 10 January 2019.SEE: GMB's Ranvir Singh's heartbreaking health battle could become more commonRanvir was reminded of her tragic loss after watching a video about a mother who sadly passed away from bowel cancer. She shared a post on Instagram Stories, reading: "Just watched a video @bbcasiannetwork about a vibrant mum of two, aged 34 #sharankaur who died of #bowelcancer four weeks after diagnosis.