TV presenter Judith Chalmers dies at 90

Judith Chalmers, a beloved figure in British television, has died at the age of 90. Her family shared that she passed away peacefully with loved ones by her side after battling Alzheimer's disease. Chalmers began her broadcasting career at just 13 on BBC Radio's "Children's Hour" and moved to television in the 1950s with "Children's Television Club," which was a precursor to "Blue Peter." She worked as an announcer for BBC TV before joining ITV, where she hosted programs like "Good Afternoon" and "Afternoon Plus," featuring early guest appearances by Dame Mary Berry. In 1974, she launched "Wish You Were Here...?," which ran until 2003. She also hosted Miss World and a BBC Radio 2 morning show in the early '90s. In 1994, she received an OBE, and her son Mark revived her show in 2008. ITV celebrated her as a "national treasure."