December 22

Born in 1923, Worsthorne began his career in journalism soon after graduating. He became known for his sharp political analysis and eloquent prose. He served as editor of prominent publications and wrote influential columns. His work spanned over six decades, covering major political and cultural events. Worsthorne authored several books on politics and society. He was a respected voice in British media until his death in 2020.

Diane Sawyer began her career as a researcher for CBS News before reporting on the Watergate scandal for ABC News. She served as co-anchor of ABC's Good Morning America from 1999 to 2009 and later became anchor of ABC World News in 2009. Sawyer is renowned for conducting high-profile interviews with global leaders and celebrities, bringing depth and empathy to her reporting. She has received multiple Emmy Awards for her journalistic excellence. Beyond news broadcasting, Sawyer has hosted magazine shows like 20/20 and has been involved in philanthropic initiatives supporting education and human rights.

Lasse Bengtsson has built a reputation as one of Sweden’s foremost journalists, covering national and international events for TV4 and SVT. His in-depth reports have taken him to conflict zones and natural disasters, where his clear-eyed reporting provides viewers with critical context. Bengtsson has hosted debate programs and led interviews with political leaders, earning acclaim for his balanced perspective and journalistic integrity. Beyond television, he has written articles for major Swedish publications and spoken about media ethics. His career continues to influence aspiring journalists throughout Scandinavia.