91-year-old BBC journalist David Capper, Ireland Correspondent and Troubles eyewitness, passed away.

91-year-old BBC journalist David Capper, known for covering the Troubles on TV and radio, has passed away. The legendary former Ireland Correspondent leaves behind three children and nine grandchildren. Adam Smyth, Director of BBC Northern Ireland, paid tribute, describing Capper as a "journalistic icon" who was an eyewitness to some of the most harrowing events of the Troubles, including Bloody Sunday.