In 1999, Sally Taylor had devasting cancer, that was spreading rapidly in her breasts. After fighting vigorously, Sally finally defeated it. But where is Sally from BBC South Today now?
Sally Taylor MBE is an English journalist and a presenter.
Taylor is best known for presenting BBC South Today. Even after she fought cancer, Sally still airs and delivers news on BBC.
Taylor writes a column in the Southern Daily Echo. Until February 2011, Sally had a Saturday morning show on Radio Solent for many years.
In 2003, weather presenter Dorcas Henry collapsed live on air. Sally filled in for Henry.
In 2005, Sally was awarded the MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire) for her services to Regional Broadcasting.
Sally Taylor’s Health Update
Sally Taylor recently tweeted about her current health condition.
She is recovering after a stay in the hospital; this means that Sally’s health is not okay for now, and she is taking time off from presenting.
Taylor said, ” I will be back on TV, but not sure when yet.”
Sally was diagnosed with breast cancer. She fought with it and eventually returned to her dream job.
What Is Sally Taylor’s Age?
Sally Taylor is 63 years old.
She was born on February 24, 1957.
Sally has worked for BBC South Today since 1987. At that time, she was 30 years old.
Meet Her On Twitter
If you search @SalltTaylor_tv on Twitter, you will find her account. More than 8 thousand people follow her.
Sally joined the platform in November 2011.
Her last tweet was on April 21. She tweeted had she is recovering after a stay in hospital.