Nicholas Dimbleby, scion of the broadcasting dynasty who mad

Nicholas Dimbleby, who has died aged 77 of Motor Neurone Disease (MND), was once described in the Daily Telegraph as “the sculpture wing of the Dimbleby dynasty”.

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