Renowned Northern Ireland Journalist Ken Reid Passes Away at 69

Ken Reid, a pivotal figure in political reporting during the Troubles, leaves a legacy of impartial journalism and profound impact.

Ken Reid was a prominent political editor at UTV, known for his coverage of the Troubles and the peace process in Northern Ireland.
Reid's career spanned over 27 years at UTV, where he interviewed seven UK prime ministers and US presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama.
Colleagues and political leaders, including Northern Ireland's First Minister Michelle O’Neill, praised Reid for his dedication and integrity.
Reid battled leukemia and became an advocate for cancer awareness, inspiring many with his strength and courage.
Earlier this year, he received the Chancellor’s Medal from Queen’s University for his contributions to journalism.