TV presenter Henry Kelly, who was known for hosting shows including Going For Gold, has died. His family shared a statement to share the news and pay tribute to the star

Iconic TV presenter Henry Kelly has died at the age of 78, his family has confirmed. He famously hosted shows such as the BBC's Going for Gold and ITV's Game for a Laugh. He presented Game for a Laugh on ITV from 1981 until 193 and then Going for Gold on BBC One for 10 seasons from 1987 until 1996.

Journalist and TV presenter Henry Kelly has died aged 78, his family has announced. Kelly was a journalist who later pivoted to light entertainment, hosting TV gameshow Game For A Laugh in the 1980s.

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Radio and TV star Henry Kelly has died, his family have confirmed. The Going for Gold presenter's family paid tribute to the star in a statement, as fans flocked to pay their respects

Irish radio and television presenter Henry Kelly, who will be best remembered for presenting such shows as Going For Gold and Game For A Laugh has died at the age of 78.