Seema Jaswal is an English sports journalist, radio and television presenter currently working for ITV, BBC and the Premier League. Seema Jaswal presented the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 with ITV. She is the first woman to present a Men’s World Cup quarter-final for a UK Broadcaster – Morocco vs Portugal for ITV. Seema Jaswal was also the main presenter for the first all-female on-screen panel for a Men’s World Cup game – Saudi Arabia vs Poland.
Seema Jaswal hosted the Champions League on BT Sport and currently presents the Premier League’s Matchday Live global coverage. She presented the FA Cup live matches and all draws for the 2021/22 season, on ITV as well as the BBC’s snooker coverage for all triple crown events. Seema Jaswal hosts ITV’s international football and has covered the World Cup in Russia 2018, Euro 2020 and Qatar 2022.
Bela Shah is a presenter at Sky Sports News. She has been at Sky since the end of 2018 – her first shift was on New Year’s Eve! Previously, she worked as a freelance presenter / reporter at several places including Channel 5, BBC Radio 1, talkSPORT and Premier League Productions to name a few! Before journalism, Bela Shah was a lawyer at ITV Sport.
Bela Shah always dreamed of working in media. After drastically changing her career path by enrolling at the London College of Communication to read Broadcast Journalism in 2011, she started a journey which lead her to the successful career in TV presenting she enjoys today.
Now, with experience at BBC Radio 2, BBC Sport, talkSPORT, Heart Four Counties, BBC Asian Network and Sunrise TV, Bela Shah is quickly climbing the broadcasting ladder and gaining a lot of recognition.
With a perfect voice for on-air presenting and a strong, informative presence, Bela’s skill has enabled her to present a variety of shows; from breakfast bulletins on BBC Radio 1 to news reporting on Channel 5, she has succeeded at every new challenge put in front of her.
In addition to this, Bela Shah also has experience on BBC World Service’s Sport Today, news and sport programmes on BBC Asian Network, rolling news programmes on LBC, Facebook Live broadcasts for BBC News Channel and has even co-presented talkSPORT.
An all-round professional speaker and broadcaster with experience in some of Britain’s favourite news and sporting shows, Bela Shah is one of the freshest and most talented new faces of the UK’s broadcasting circuit.
Hannah Fry is a British mathematician, author and broadcaster. She is Professor of the Public Understanding of Mathematics at the University of Cambridge, a fellow of Queens’ College, Cambridge, and president of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications. She was previously a professor at University College London.
Hannah Fry began performing stand-up comedy in 2015, leading to a TED Talk and television work. Since then, she has regularly appeared on mainstream media in the UK, including regular appearances in The Curious Cases of Rutherford & Fry, with Adam Rutherford, on BBC Radio 4. From series 22, in September 2024, Dara Ó Briain took over from Rutherford as co-presenter of Curious Cases.
In 2015, she presented a BBC Four film biography of computing pioneer Ada Lovelace. The following year, she co-presented Trainspotting Live with Peter Snow, a three-part series about trains and trainspotting, for the same channel. In the BBC Two series City in the Sky Hannah Fry studied the logistics of aviation. She hosted The Joy of Data on BBC Four, which examines the history and human impact of data. A further credit for 2016 was her co-hosting an episode of the BBC Two Horizon series with Dr Xand van Tulleken, titled How to Find Love Online.
In 2018, Hannah Fry presented Contagion! The BBC Four Pandemic, about the possible impact of a flu pandemic, in which she said “we are about to simulate the outbreak of a fatal contagion throughout the UK if I can succeed this will save lives when, not if, a real pandemic hits.” The programme used Haslemere, Surrey, as the site of the first simulated infection, and coincidentally in February 2020 the town saw the first recorded case of a person contracting COVID-19 from within the UK. She later hosted a one-off 90-minute special of the BBC science programme Tomorrow’s World alongside four of the show’s previous presenters: Maggie Philbin, Howard Stableford, Judith Hann and Peter Snow.
In 2019, Hannah Fry presented a BBC Four programme titled A Day in the Life of Earth which explored how Earth changes in a single day and how these daily changes are essential to human existence. She presented the 2019 edition of the Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, entitled Secrets and lies, on the hidden numbers, rules and patterns that control daily lives, being only the fourth ever mathematician to deliver the lectures. They were broadcast on BBC Four.
Hannah Fry co-presented 2020’s The Great British Intelligence Test on BBC Two. She has presented further programmes for the BBC explaining the mathematics behind COVID-19 and other pandemics. She was the guest interviewee on The Life Scientific on BBC Radio 4 in 2021, and has appeared on Have I Got News for You.
In July 2022, she presented the BBC Two documentary Unvaccinated, in which she investigated why a portion of the British population remained unvaccinated against COVID-19. Reviewing in The Daily Telegraph, Anita Singh described the show as patronising, commenting that Hannah Fry’s attempt to explain statistics using “jelly-bean roulette” treated the unvaccinated people who chose to appear in the show like “six-year-olds”. Jack Seale for The Guardian wrote that “Hannah Fry needs some reward for a documentary that requires a near-saintly level of tolerance just to watch, never mind present”.
Hannah Fry began a six-part series in 2022 on BBC Two, The Secret Genius Of Modern Life, in which she investigates topics such as how credit cards came into being, their manufacture and how they work, and potential future developments. The BBC commissioned a second six-part series, again presented by Hannah Fry and first broadcast in November 2023. One episode showed secrets of producing the British passport, including a factory where they are produced, and criticised electronic gates at airports. She presented multiple episodes of The Future With Hannah Fry on Bloomberg Originals, beginning in March 2023. Later that year, Radio Four started to broadcast Uncharted with Hannah Fry, a series of 15 minute documentaries about graphs.
Hannah Fry acted as the ‘chief number cruncher’ for Channel 4’s coverage of the 2024 United Kingdom general election, analysing results data as it came in overnight. She correctly predicted the Labour Party would win, but cautioned the party that they should “dampen their expectations”.
Kelly Foran is a highly respected journalist known for her contributions to ITV News and BBC News. With years of experience in the field of journalism, she has earned a reputation as a versatile reporter who tackles a range of issues, from breaking news to in-depth social affairs reporting. She is based in the North of England and continues to impact the journalism world with her professional achievements.
Kelly’s career began in the world of radio, but her talent for storytelling quickly transitioned into TV journalism. She began her career as a radio presenter at Wythenshawe FM during the early years of her career, starting in 2004 and volunteering at various local radio stations like the Yorkshire Post, Leeds University Radio, and others. From there, she worked at INRIX as a traffic reporter and editor, gaining valuable experience in both radio and the fast-paced nature of real-time reporting.
Her professional journey truly took off in 2011 when she joined BBC North West Tonight. Kelly served in various roles, including as a news reporter, producer, and weather presenter. Her tenure at BBC North West allowed her to showcase her versatile abilities and reporting skills across multiple media platforms. By 2018, she transitioned to BBC News, where she continued to gain recognition for her professional approach in handling home and social affairs as a correspondent and presenter.
In 2021, Kelly moved on to ITV News as a North of England reporter, a role that she currently holds. This role allows Kelly to cover a wide range of issues affecting the North of England, including political, social, and cultural stories. As part of the ITV News team, Kelly brings both in-depth regional reporting and national news coverage to the public, further solidifying her status in the industry.
Danielle Jalowiecka is a British radio presenter, musician, newsreader and continuity announcer. She is a continuity announcer at BBC Radio 4 and BBC Radio 3, a newsreader at the BBC World Service and BBC Radio 3, a presenter at BBC Radio 3 and a professional recorder player.
In 2008, Danielle Jalowiecka obtained the runner-up place in the Performing Australian Music competition.
Also in 2008, Danielle Jalowiecka started playing as part of the iFlautisti quartet, a new self-formed quartet which featured Danielle Jalowiecka and three other women. As of 2011, a high level of originality was present in the group’s performances. In 2011, they performed the world premiere of a work at the Czech Embassy in London.
Prior to being a continuity announcer at BBC Radio 3, a role which she started in 2018/2019, Danielle Jalowiecka toured Europe and the United Kingdom as part of a recorder quartet, with her quartet’s work being broadcast on three BBC radio stations, and also commissioned musical works. Danielle Jalowiecka began presenting concerts for BBC Radio 3 in 2019 and began presenting the station’s Through The Night programme in November 2022. She also reads the news and presents the weather on BBC Radio 3’s Breakfast programme.
Danielle Jalowiecka moved to also working at BBC Radio 4 subsequent to beginning working at BBC Radio 3. Her role at BBC Radio 4 also involves presentation of the 12:48AM Shipping Forecast and newsreading on BBC Radio 3, and has in the past involved the presentation of a weather forecast and Shipping Forecast, and the reading of a short news bulletin, on the station’s longwave feed.
In the late 2010s, Danielle Jalowiecka was an interviewer/reporter for the BBC World Service. As of January 2025, Danielle Jalowiecka has for several years read news bulletins on the BBC World Service’s English-language service; this role also involves some continuity announcing for the station.
Katherine Mary Humble is an English television presenter and narrator, mainly working for the BBC, specialising in wildlife and science programmes. Humble served as president of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds from 2009 to 2013. She is an ambassador for the UK walking charity Living Streets.
In 1990, Kate Humble appeared for the first time as an actress in a TV production, Spymaker: The Secret Life of Ian Fleming, and was credited as “Lauren Heston … The redhead”. She was the assistant to a casting director who was looking for an actress to play a brief nude scene, and she got the job herself.
Kate Humble started her television career as a researcher, later transferring to presenting programmes such as Top Gear, Tomorrow’s World and the 2001 series The Holiday Programme – You call the shots where the team travelled the world[14] doing whatever viewers recommended, using the then-novel media of text messaging and emailing the team as they travelled.
From 2000 to 2005, Kate Humble presented a BBC series called Rough Science, in which a number of scientists were set various challenges to be solved using basic tools and supplies.
Kate Humble presented The Blue Planet Live! on the 2008 UK tour at Wembley Arena, St David’s Hall in Cardiff and at Symphony Hall in Birmingham.
In February 2011 Kate Humble presented a three-part series of programmes, The Spice Trail, on the trail of six of the world’s most valuable spices, covering their history, trade, mythology and usage.
In March 2012, she co-presented with Helen Czerski a three-part BBC series, Orbit. In July, Kate Humble co-presented Volcano Live with Iain Stewart.
In 2017, Kate Humble presented the BBC Two documentary series Extreme Wives with Kate Humble. In the first episode she visited the Kuria people in Kenya and explored issues of polygamy and female genital mutilation. In the second episode she spoke to members of the Haredi orthodox Jewish community in Jerusalem. The third episode meets the matrilineal community of Shillong in the Indian state of Meghalaya. In 2018 she became president of the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust.
Kate Humble’s book, Thinking on My Feet: The small joy of putting one foot in front of another, was shortlisted for the 2019 Wainwright Prize.
In November 2020, Kate Humble was included in the BBC Radio 4 Woman’s Hour Power List 2020.
Ellie Pitt has established herself as a prominent and skilled journalist within the British media landscape. As an ITV News reporter, she brings impactful stories to audiences across the UK. With a background that spans roles in prominent media houses like the BBC and Sky, Ellie has a wealth of experience that drives her success in delivering nuanced, human-interest stories. Known for her dedication to reporting, Ellie’s journey reflects her passion and commitment to journalism.
Ellie Pitt’s journey in journalism started with internships that gave her hands-on experience in the field. During her early career, she interned at several major British media outlets, including BBC and Sky News. These experiences equipped her with the skills to excel in a high-paced news environment. Her internship at Sky News, in particular, was a pivotal moment, where she helped build the morning bulletin, selected and edited video overlays, and produced briefs for presenters.
Ellie Pitt joined ITV News in 2022 and has since become a familiar face, reporting on critical stories for the network. Based in the Midlands, she covers many stories that resonate deeply with her audience. Ellie’s journalism career with ITV began with roles as an on-screen journalist and production journalist, primarily in Cardiff and Bristol, where she honed her skills in news reporting and storytelling. Her engaging and informative reporting style quickly made her a well-recognized journalist, respected for her ability to navigate complex topics with clarity and compassion.
Kerrie Gosney is an English weather presenter employed by ITV Yorkshire.
Kerrie Gosney undertook a Film, Media and Communication degree at Sheffield Hallam University and graduated in 1998.
Kerrie Gosney joined Granada Media Group (now ITV plc) in May 2000 as a continuity announcer at Yorkshire Television studios in Leeds, where she provided links for Border, Granada, Tyne Tees and Yorkshire. In November 2002, Kerrie Gosney became a weather presenter for the aforementioned region.
On 1 August 2022 Kerrie Gosney was promoted to lead weather presenter for Yorkshire.