Sir Paul Fox, Titan of British Television, Dies at 98

The veteran executive behind 'Dad’s Army' and 'The Two Ronnies' leaves a lasting legacy.

Sir Paul Fox, a pivotal figure in British television, has passed away at the age of 98.
Fox's career spanned both the BBC and ITV, where he made significant contributions to programming and management.
He was instrumental in launching iconic shows such as 'Dad’s Army' and 'The Two Ronnies', and also devised the BBC Sports Personality of the Year.
Despite his achievements, Fox never aspired to the role of BBC Director-General, a position many thought he was suited for.
Fox's legacy includes not only his television work but also his contributions to sports and journalism.