Roy Hattersley, who served as deputy leader of Britain's Labour Party, has died at the age of 93.

Hattersley was a prominent figure in Labour politics and played a role in the party's modernisation efforts. Throughout his political career, he was known as an able politician who was often at odds with his own party on various issues.

Following news of his death, Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer paid tribute to Hattersley, describing him as "a giant of the Labour movement."

After his political career, Hattersley became a successful author and columnist, continuing to contribute to public discourse through his writing.

Hattersley's political legacy includes his involvement in Labour's transformation during a pivotal period in the party's history, helping to set the stage for its later modernisation efforts.