Nick Owen Honored with MBE for Charity and Broadcasting Contributions

The BBC presenter receives recognition at Windsor Castle, highlighting his impactful advocacy for prostate cancer awareness.

Nick Owen, a veteran BBC presenter, was awarded an MBE for his services to broadcasting and charity, including his work with Prostate Cancer UK.
Owen's public disclosure of his prostate cancer diagnosis led to a significant increase in men getting tested, with many crediting him for life-saving interventions.
The 76-year-old broadcaster has had a distinguished 50-year career, including hosting 'Good Morning with Anne and Nick' in the 1990s.
Owen expressed gratitude for his career and the opportunity to raise awareness about prostate cancer, emphasizing the importance of early detection.
He has also been actively involved with charities such as Baby Lifeline and Edward's Trust, contributing to safer care for pregnant individuals and support for bereaved families.