1. Fiona Bruce (Votes: 35)

      In September 1998, Fiona Bruce became the presenter for BBC Two's Antiques Show, which was in its fourth series. She presented it for a further two series, showing her interest in pre...click for more

    Fiona Bruce
  2. Sophie Raworth (Votes: 16)

      Sophie Raworth joined the BBC in 1992 as a news reporter, first for Greater Manchester Radio and then as BBC Regions correspondent in Brussels in April 1994. In May 1995, she became t...click for more

    Sophie Raworth
  3. Angela Scanlon (Votes: 14)

      Angela Scanlon was born in Ratoath, County Meath, Ireland. Her father worked in construction and her mother worked in administration. She has three sisters and attended school in Duns...click for more

  4. Anita Rani (Votes: 12)

      After leaving university, Anita Rani worked as a researcher for the BBC and other organisations. In 2002, Anita Rani presented The Edit, a live news and entertainment programme on ...click for more

    Anita Rani
  5. Rachel Riley (Votes: 12)

      In January 2009, Rachel Riley replaced Carol Vorderman as the co-host of Countdown doing the letters and numbers selection and mathematics solutions. She hosts the show alongside Nick...click for more

    Rachel Riley
  6. Lucy Worsley (Votes: 11)

      In 2011 Lucy Worsley presented the four-part television series If Walls Could Talk exploring the history of British homes, from peasants' cottages to palaces; and the three-part serie...click for more

    Lucy Worsley
  7. Sally Nugent (Votes: 11)

      Born on the Wirral Peninsula Sally Nugent was educated at Upton Hall School FCJ. She then graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication arts and French from the University of Hud...click for more

    Sally Nugent
  8. Lauren Laverne (Votes: 10)

      Television Lauren Laverne's first television presenting job was Play UK's series The Alphabet Show, with Chris Addison, made while Kenickie were still together. She has since presented...click for more

    Lauren Laverne
  9. Katie Derham (Votes: 10)

      Katie Derham began her broadcasting career at the BBC, starting as a researcher on Radio 4's Money Box. In 1995 she won the Bradford & Bingley "Best Personal Finance Broadcaster A...click for more

    Katie Derham
  10. Jo Whiley (Votes: 9)

      Radio From February 1997, Jo Whiley had a weekday lunchtime show, called The Jo Whiley Show and later The Lunchtime Social. This included elements of the evening show, such as tour dat...click for more

    Jo Whiley
  11. Kylie Pentelow (Votes: 8)

      Kylie Pentelow was educated at the Sir Christopher Hatton School in Wellingborough, after graduating from the University of Sheffield with an MA in journalism, her first post was as a...click for more

    Kylie Pentelow
  12. Sarah Keith-Lucas (Votes: 8)

      Sarah Keith-Lucas was born in Hastings, East Sussex in 1982. Sarah Keith Lucas is the daughter of Christopher Leslie Keith-Lucas (born 1949) and Claire Forrester. Her middle name come...click for more

    Sarah Keith Lucas
  13. Victoria Derbyshire (Votes: 8)

      Victoria Derbyshire was born in Ramsbottom, Lancashire, and attended Bury Grammar School before studying English language and literature at the University of Liverpool. Afterwards, sh...click for more

    Victoria Derbyshire
  14. Edith Bowman (Votes: 8)

      Television Edith Bowman's first on-screen job on TV was as a news reader on MTV UK. She went on to host many shows for the station, including co-presenting chart show Hitlist UK with C...click for more

    Edith-Bowman
  15. Naga Munchetty (Votes: 8)

      Born in Streatham, London to Indian parents, Naga Munchetty was a pupil of Graveney School. She studied English literature and language at Leeds University. Naga Munchetty's televisi...click for more

    Naga Munchetty
  16. Lara Lewington (Votes: 7)

      Lara Lewington began her career in television working as a presenter whilst taking her degree. She first gained television recognition when working at UK auction shopping channel bid-...click for more

  17. Keeley Donovan (Votes: 6)

      Keeley Donovan started her broadcasting career at the age of 14, presenting for Channel 7 Television, a local cable TV station based in Immingham. Keeley Donovan went freelance while ...click for more

    Keeley Donovan
  18. Stacey Dooley (Votes: 5)

    Stacey Dooley is one of Britain's most loved documentary presenters. Fashion conscious Stacey's life took an unexpected turn when she travelled to India in 2007 for the BBC3 series Blood, Swe...click for more

    Stacey Dooley
  19. Katya Adler (Votes: 5)

      After graduating, Katya Adler initially briefly worked for The Times before moving to Vienna in August 1995 to work for Mondial Congress, an organiser of International Congresses. She...click for more

    Katya Adler
  20. Sara Cox (Votes: 5)

      Radio On 17 February 2008, Sara Cox presented her last show for six months before leaving for maternity leave to have her second child. Annie Mac presented the show during her absence....click for more

    Sara Cox
  21. Alex Jones (Votes: 5)

      After graduation, Alex Jones became a television researcher, but after being sacked twice, was asked by a producer at Avanti productions to audition in front of the camera. Alex Jones...click for more

    Alex Jones
  22. Helen Willetts (Votes: 3)

      Helen Willetts is a meteorologist on the BBC. She appears regularly on BBC News, BBC World News, BBC Red Button, BBC Radio 4, BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Radio 2. Helen Willetts is an oc...click for more

    Helen Willetts
  23. Samira Ahmed (Votes: 3)

      Samira Ahmed became a BBC news trainee in 1990. She was a BBC journalist until December 1997, working as a news correspondent, a reporter on Newsnight and the Today programme, and a p...click for more

    Samira Ahmed
  24. Jane Hill (Votes: 3)

      After completing the BBC journalism training programme, Jane Hill joined BBC Radio 5 Live at the station's launch, remaining there as a producer for 18 months. She moved into televisi...click for more

    Jane Hill
  25. Luxmy Gopal (Votes: 2)

      Luxmy Gopal is an English journalist and famous TV personality. She has been a reporter and news presenter of the program ‘The North Leeds’ for BBC. She likes to travel and is pas...click for more

    Luxmy Gopal
  26. Helen Skelton (Votes: 2)

      After briefly working in public relations, Helen Skelton decided to concentrate on journalism. She worked in the newsroom at CFM Radio, and was involved with various programmes at Bor...click for more

    Helen Skelton
  27. Suzannah Lipscomb (Votes: 2)

      Suzannah Lipscomb contributed to five episodes of The Secret Life Of: for the Yesterday Channel. The series was designed to give "tabloid treatment of historical icons" and includes a...click for more

    Suzannah Lipscomb
  28. Mishal Husain (Votes: 1)

      Mishal Husain first job was at Bloomberg Television in London from 1996, where she was a producer and sometime presenter. Two years later she joined the BBC in 1998 as a junior produc...click for more

    Mishal Husain
  29. Steph McGovern (Votes: 1)

      Steph McGovern started at the BBC doing work experience on the Tomorrow's World programme, before securing part-time employment as a researcher in current affairs. Steph McGovern went...click for more

    Steph McGovern
  30. Vicky Gomersall (Votes: 1)

      Vicky Gomersall was born in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire on 31 December, 1971. She attended Cheltenham Bournside School, and Kingston University London where she gained her degree in E...click for more

    Vicky Gomersall
  31. Nina Hossain (Votes: 1)

      Nina Hossain presents ITV News London with the capital's main stories of the day. She conducts exclusive interviews with high-profile figures and celebrities. In addition, Nina Hossai...click for more

    Nina Hossain