Veteran news presenter Sandy Gall, who passed away at the age of 97 in July, has left a significant inheritance to his four children, including his daughter Carlotta, a renowned foreign correspondent. Gall's will revealed that his estate, initially valued at over six hundred thousand pounds, is now worth more than three hundred thousand pounds after deductions. Throughout his distinguished career spanning over five decades, Gall reported on major global events, from the Suez Crisis to the Lockerbie bombing, and was a prominent face on News at Ten for over twenty years. Beyond journalism, he also established a charity to support people affected by conflict in Afghanistan, inspired by his extensive reporting in the region. Gall's contributions to journalism were recognized with several honors, and his legacy is remembered fondly by his family and colleagues.