Dame Jenni Murray, the defining voice of BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour, has died at 75. As the program's longest-serving host, she steered conversations for 33 years, becoming a trusted companion to millions. Her tenure transformed the show into a powerful platform for female discourse, blending warmth with fearless journalism. Leaving the airwaves in 2020, she left behind an indelible legacy of empowering women across the UK.

A towering figure in broadcasting, Murray was celebrated for her incisive interviews and ability to tackle complex social issues with grace. Awarded a Damehood for her services to broadcasting, she reshaped the media landscape. Tributes are pouring in for a pioneer who not only reported on women's lives but fundamentally changed how their stories were told.