Granada Reports have Tony Morris kicked the bucket at 57 years old. 

Tony Morris Short Biography 

Tony Morris was a British newsreader for ITV Granada Reports. He recently filled in as a correspondent and announcement moderator for BBC North West Tonight and for a short period was a columnist for the BBC national news.

He was conceived in Portsmouth on 30 September 1963. He passed on 1 August 2020 from kidney malignancy. 

Conceived: September 30, 1963, Portsmouth, United Kingdom 

Passed on: August 1, 2020 

Education: St Luke's Church of England School 

Television programs: Granada Reports, Blouse, and Skirt 

Tony Morris Cause of death 

ITV affirmed that Morris, who lives in Ramsbottom, kicked the bucket in Bury Hospice subsequent to being determined to have kidney disease a year ago. 

At the hour of death, he was encircled by his family when he passed on, including their girl Natalie and Rebecca. 

Morris introduced ITV's North West news program Granada Reports for a long time and kept on showing up on the program until half a month prior. 

Tony Morris Daughter 

His little girl Natalie shared a contacting tribute that called her dad her 'closest companion'. 

Tweeted: "We lost our mind-blowing father Saturday morning. 

"He was in excess of a parent, yet additionally our closest companion. We are totally in heart, yet we are appreciative for the time we go through with him." 

Mr. Morris' long-lasting Granada co-have Lucy Meacock likewise paid tribute: "It was without a doubt one of the most unassuming, kind and interesting individuals I have met and would regularly make me snicker until my gatherings throbbed. 

"I'm extremely, grieved and my heart goes to their little girl Nat and Becky. 

"A grin from Tony Morris has consistently lit up everybody's day and certainly lit up the entire North West for a long time." 

Including that the co-moderator is 'an extraordinary spectator of individuals and an incredible audience', Meacock stated, "It would consistently be conscious, however, it generally tricks the best meetings from individuals and never gets away from an immediate inquiry." 

ITV News and Current Affairs Manager Michael Jermey additionally adulated Mr. Morris. 

she stated: "Tony was an incredible moderator who instinctually comprehended what might intrigue his crowd. 

"It will be a lot of missed by any individual who appreciates working with him, and by watchers who value his glow, his fine addressing, and his feeling of dry cleverness. 

"Tony's passing is a tremendous misfortune for news broadcasting." 

Early life 

Morris was conceived and raised in the city of Portsmouth in Hampshire, yet later moved to St Helens, Merseyside. 

Education

Morris was taught at St. Luke's Church of England School, presently known as the Charter Academy, in the Southsea region of Portsmouth. 

Life and vocation 

Before being a TV columnist and news moderator, Morris functioned as a DJ and served in the RAF. 

BBC 

Northwest Tonight 

Morris joined BBC Northwest Tonight at first as a columnist for the lead program situated in Manchester, later proceeding to introduce shorter notices, as a rule, end of the week notices, and the provincial announcement following the BBC News at Ten. For a short period in his last a long time with the BBC, he filled in as a journalist for the national news being situated in London. 

The Really Useful Show 

Morris likewise co-facilitated BBC Birmingham's morning program The Really Useful Show, in 1997. 

ITV 

Granada Reports 

In 2003, Morris joined ITV Granada as the new male co-grapple close by Lucy Meacock for Granada Reports. This came following the takeoffs of Antony Wilson thus Rahman. All the more as of late, he had interchange noon and late notices added to his job. He praised 10 years on Granada Reports in September 2013. 

ITV Weekend News 

In 2007, Morris remained in on the ITV Weekend News, which followed Granada Reports turning into the primary local news program ever to win a BAFTA. 

Individual life 

Morris had two grown-up girls. He passed on at Bury Hospice on 1 August 2020 subsequent to being determined to have kidney malignancy in 2019.