Dame Esther Rantzen, a beloved figure in British broadcasting and the founder of the children’s charity Childline, has died at the age of 86. She first rose to prominence as the presenter of the BBC’s long-running magazine show *That's Life*, a role she held for two decades. Following her success with the BBC, Rantzen established Childline in 1986, providing a crucial support service for young people in the United Kingdom. In more recent years, Dame Esther became a vocal advocate for assisted dying, openly discussing her own experiences and campaigning for legal reform. Her work with Childline alone has impacted countless lives across the United Kingdom. She leaves behind a significant legacy in both broadcasting and children’s welfare. Details regarding arrangements for a memorial are yet to be announced.