Intelligent, courageous and charming: a tribute to George Alagiah
George Alagiah obituary
What is bowel cancer and how can I spot the early signs?
January 2022
Cancer will probably get me in the end, says George Alagiah
BBC broadcaster says in interview he feels lucky but that he does not think he will ‘get rid of this thing’
October 2021
BBC’s George Alagiah to take break from TV after cancer spread
Newsreader’s agent says he will have chemotherapy and radiotherapy and is ‘determined to come back’
July 2020
This much I know
George Alagiah: ‘It took me a long time to feel comfortable in my Britishness’
The broadcaster, 64, on racism, impartiality and surviving cancer
September 2019
Crime and thrillers roundup
The best recent crime and thrillers – review roundup
The Burning Land by George Alagiah, Elevator Pitch by Linwood Barclay, Through the Wall by Caroline Corcoran, Joshilyn Jackson’s Never Have I Ever, The Family by Louise Jensen and A Shadow on the Lens by Sam Hurcom
April 2019
George Alagiah tells of 'embarrassment factor' of using stoma bag
BBC newsreader, who has bowel cancer, says he felt guilty using disabled loos
April 2018
Lord Lansley calls for better screening after revealing cancer
Ex-Tory health secretary admits cuts and staff shortages slowed roll-out of bowel cancer checks
March 2018
Scottish health system quicker to spot cancer, says George Alagiah
BBC newsreader believes being screened at 50 would have raised chance of surviving bowel cancer
January 2018
BBC newsreader George Alagiah reveals his cancer has returned
Corporation’s highest-paid star from BME background was given all-clear in 2015 after extensive treatment
July 2017
BBC salary data shows huge pay gap between white and BME stars
Pay of BBC’s best-paid star Chris Evans in 2016 equalled that of all BME high-earners put together
October 2015
BBC newsreader George Alagiah announces cancer treatment is over
Six O’Clock News presenter treated for bowel cancer gives thanks for ‘thoughts, prayers and support’
June 2015
Jakarta warns Australia over people smuggling 'bribery' claims
Julie Bishop asked to retract statement that Indonesia is to blame for practice, while Jakarta warns practice would entice more migrants to make journey
