Former Calendar presenter Mike Morris has died after a short illness. He was 65.
Mike first became well known as the anchor of TVam's "Good Morning Britain" alongside Anne Diamond and Lorraine Kelly. He moved to Yorkshire in 1996, and presented this programme until 2002.
Today former colleagues have been paying their tributes.
Just some happy memories of Mike Morris. Our last big get together on @calendarnews 40th . A posse of presenters! http://t.co/egZ8vUZU
From @christinetalbot on Twitter:Thanks for all your tweets about the sad death of Mike Morris - so lovely to see how he is being remembered with such affection.
From @reallorraine on Twitter:Very sad to hear abt my former Calendar colleague Mike Morris. We had some laughs in the bar and you can't ask for much more than that
From @markwittyitv on Twitter:
Tributes are being paid to the former Calendar presenter Mike Morris who has died aged 65. Mike who worked as a main anchor for Yorkshire television until 2002 passed away at the weekend.
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