Beloved BBC radio presenter Steve Roberts has died at the age of 75. He was known for his long career in sports broadcasting, spanning over three decades. Roberts covered a variety of sports for the BBC, including rugby league. He presented the popular programme The Rugby League Club and contributed to The Rugby League for BBC Merseyside. Roberts also co-presented the legendary Try Time alongside Ray French and Allan Rooney. His work on BBC radio was widely appreciated by listeners. The news of his passing has been met with tributes from colleagues and fans. Roberts' contributions to sports journalism left a lasting impact. His career was marked by dedication and passion for the sports he covered. The BBC has expressed its condolences on his passing. The legacy of Steve Roberts will be remembered in the world of radio broadcasting.