Tazeen Ahmad presents and produces films for Channel 4's Dispatches including Undercover Hospital, Lessons in Hate and Violence, Fashion's Dirty Secret, When Cousins Marry, Woman Only Jihad and Undercover Mother. Tazeen also reports for NBC news.

 

 

Samira Ahmed is journalist,broadcaster and writer.

 

 

A BBC News Channel presenter, Fiona Armstrong has been a familiar face on national and regional news for many years. Fiona’s work ranges from news, to features, to sport. Viewers in the north of England and south of Scotland know her for fronting the evening news programme for ITV Border.

 

 

Joan Bakewell is a much-loved and respected broadcaster with a career that has spanned many decades. Her latest series include Radio 3's Belief. She makes regular appearances on Radio 4’s Saturday Live, BBC 1’s Daily Politics, and GMTV’s Sunday programme. She was recently made a working peer in the House of Lords.

 

Matthew Bannister presents Radio 4's weekly obituary programme Last Word  and Outlook, the daily magazine programme on BBC World Service

 

 

Raef is a businessman, entrepreneur and television and radio contributor following his appearance on BBC1's The Apprentice.

 

Louisa Bojesen is the anchor of CNBC’s daily worldwide business news show, European Closing Bell

 

 

Broadcaster and journalist Jennie Bond appears regularly on a wide range of television and radio programmes - from light entertainment to documentaries - from BBC1's Rip Off Britain to ITV's I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here.

 

Jeremy Bowen is the BBC's Middle East Editor.

 

 

 A regular co-host on radio and TV, journalist Rosie Boycott appears on BBC Radio 4's Start the Week, Question Time, Any Questions, The Late Review and various other talk shows and arts programmes. 

 

Stefan Buczacki is a well-known gardening television and radio presenter. He has devised and presented many series for BBC Radio 4, Classic FM, BBC1, BBC2 and Channel 5.

 

 

Michael Buerk is a multi-award winning journalist well known for his international reports from Ethiopia and presenting the BBC 10 'o' clock news.

 

 

Mike Bushell is the sports presenters on BBC Breakfast on Fridays and also presents on BBC News. He has also reported for the BBC from around the world, from Malaysia, to the United Arab Emirates, and at a number of World cups and Olympics. He has also presented programmes on history and entertainment, and was an actor and rock musician.

 

 

John Cameron is an antiques and fine art valuation expert and auctioneer for Cash In The Attic and Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is on BBC1.

 

 

 

Christopher Clark has appeared on various radio and television programmes in his role as Professor of Modern European History at St Catharine’s College, University of Cambridge and presented a BBC4 documentary on Frederick the Great of Prussia.

 

 

 

Benjamin Cohen is technology correspondent of Channel 4 News.

 

 

 

Marverine Cole is a highly experienced journalist & presenter, having amassed hundreds of broadcasting hours of live, rolling TV news with Sky News in London. She now runs her own corporate video production company, Funf Media.

 

 

Nick Conrad is a journalist, broadcaster and writer. He presents BBC Look East and makes regular appearances on many current affairs programmes.

 

 

 

Dr Jago Cooper is an archaeologist who contributed to the major Channel 4 series Man on Earth.

 

 

 
Professor Margaret Cox is an internationally experienced forensic archaeologist/anthropologist who has worked in such places as Rwanda, Kosovo and Cyprus. She has contributed to both Channel 4's Time Team and BBC's Meet the Ancestors.

 

Theatre: The original Phantom in the productions of The Phantom of The Opera in London, on Broadway and in Los Angeles. Other stage credits in London and on Broadway include Count Fosco in The Woman in White; Billy; Flowers for Algernon; Black Comedy; Dance of the Vampires; Barnum. Michael is currently starring as the Wizard in Andrew Lloyd Webber's production of The Wizard of Oz at the London Palladium.

 

 

Michael Crick is political correspondent for Channel 4 News 

 

Barbara Currie is the UK's foremost yoga expert and is the leader in sales of health and fitness videos including The Total Body Plan and Barbara Currie's Seven Secret's of Yoga. 

 

Geoff Cutmore presents CNBC Europe's award winning Squawkbox.

 

 

Saul David is a historian who has presented various programmes from Secrets of Elizabeth's Armada for BBC2 to Sky One's genealogy series So You Think You’re Royal? 

 

 

Sarah Dickins presents BBC Radio Wales’ flagship news programme Good Morning Wales.

 

Jane Dutton is a senior news and current affairs presenter with Al-Jazeera English.

 

Tom Dyckhoff is one of the UK’s leading critics and broadcasters on architecture, cities and design. He's presented many programmes including Channel 4 series The Secret Life of Buildings.

 

  

 

Reya El-Salahi is a presenter, writer and journalist with wide-ranging experience in fields as diverse as music, arts & culture, entertainment, fashion, health & beauty, and business. She currently presents a weekly radio programme for BBC Radio Nottingham and was the subject of BBC3's Mixed up in the Middle East in November 2011.

 

Niall Ferguson, MA, D.Phil., is the Laurence A. Tisch Professor of History at Harvard University and William Ziegler Professor at Harvard Business School. He is a widely published author and has presented both television and radio series including Channel 4's The Ascent of Money! A Financial History of the World and the major new Channel 4 series in March 2011, Civilization.

Frances Finn is the Sony Radio Academy’s "Speech Personality Of The Year", 2010. She won the gold award for her morning show on BBC Radio Nottingham, a topical and lively programme that draws on her skills as a journalist and entertainer.

 

Michael Fish continues to present weather forecasts for BBC South East after many years forecasting on BBC for the Met Office.

 

David FitzGerald has been in the media for over twenty-six years, covering television programme production, corporate and commercial presentations plus script writing, music, commercial voice overs and an after-dinner speaker (with a strong line in comedy). He is also a features writer for the Northcliffe Newspaper Group and has a regular programme on BBC Radio Devon.

 

 

Jane Garvey is the presenter of BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour.

 

 

Margaret Gilmore is a writer, broadcaster and analyst specialising in homeland security, the media, and the environment. 

 

 

 

Adrian Goldberg presents 5 Live Investigates on BBC Radio 5 Live, a weekly investigative consumer programme. He also presents on BBC Radio West Midlands. From February 2012 he will present the late morning programme.

Former BBC1 Watchdog and Politics Show presenter Adrian Goldberg made his name as an independent film-maker, following the release of his controversial investigative documentary Manchester Disunited And Other Football Feuds.

 

 

Baroness Greenfield was Director of the Royal Institution of Great Britain (the first woman to hold that position) and is a Professor of Pharmacology at the University of Oxford, where she leads a multi-disciplinary team investigating neurodegenerative disorders. In addition she is Director of the Oxford Centre for the Science of the Mind, exploring the physical basis of consciousness.

 

Guy is the ultimate outdoors renaissance-man; a skilled sailor, diver, hunter, rider and all round outdoorsman who is also a published author and journalist.

Jacqui Hames is the presenter of ITV's Crime Channel (www.itvlocal.com), and is one of Britain’s best-known real life Detectives, having presented live TV appeals on the BBC flagship show Crimewatch every month for 16 yrs. After serving with the Metropolitan Police for over 25 years she is now seen regularly on GMTV and Sky News giving advice and commenting on news stories.

 

Tim Harford is an economist, award-winning journalist and speaker, TV and radio personality, and bestselling author. His books include The Undercover Economist and The Logic of Life and presents the hugely popular More or Less on BBC Radio 4.

 

 

Jane is a regular reporter for Week in Week Out for BBC Wales. She’s enjoyed a varied career, working for both ITV and BBC, specialising in news and current affairs and factual entertainment.

Penny Haslam presents business news on BBC Breakfast and the BBC News Channel.

 

 

Until early 2008 Assistant Commissioner Andy Hayman was the most senior policeman in charge of the UK’s counter terrorism policy and operations. He worked directly to the Cabinet and Prime Minister. Whilst in post he controlled the police operations that foiled 15 terrorist attacks and led to the conviction of 50 perpetrators. Previously in his police career he’d been a Chief Constable and in charge of the Met’s anti-drugs and anti-corruption teams. In his years as a police officer he’d seen service in some of the most contentious and difficult areas of policing.

Alice Hibbert is an international news and current affairs presenter and correspondent. She is the lead female anchor on the Moscow-based 24 hour news channel RT. Alice also fronts a number of lifestyle and travel programmes. She previously worked at ITN's London Tonight before moving to Russia in 2005 to present RT's business programme.

Katherine Higgins is an author, writer, curator and presenter specialising in vintage fashion, modern design and collectables. Her TV credits include BBC's Antiques Roadshow, Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is, Priceless, Turn Back Time: The High Street, ITV’sSchofield’s Quest, Christmas Show and many others.  

 

Jane is the presenter of the BBC news channel’s lunchtime programming, 11am to 2pm weekdays, alongside Matthew Amroliwala. On BBC1 she presents the One o’clock news and weekend bulletins, and has fronted Breakfast and the 6 o’clock news on numerous occasions. She also presents The World Tonight on Radio 4, and BBC World.

 

 

Lindsey Hilsum is the International Editor of Channel 4 News. She is amongst Britain's leading foreign correspondents, having reported from every continent over 20 years.

 

Nina Hossain is a main presenter of ITV's London Tonight. Nina co-anchors ITV London bulletins, presents the capital’s main stories of the day and conducts exclusive interviews with high-profile figures and celebrities. In addition, Nina also presents a number of national news bulletins for ITV News.

Bettany Hughes is a rare talent in the broadcasting world. Following a scholarship to Oxford to read Ancient and Modern History she has combined academic research with her campaigning work and investigations around the world: producing ground-breaking films and radio series.

Judi is a leading expert in body language, relationships, social behaviour and workplace culture. She researched and presented her own body language series on Channel 5. Judi is a weekly columnist on You magazine and regularly comments on the body language of people in public life. 

 

Patrick Jephson was born and raised in Ireland. He has a Masters Degree in Political Science from Cambridge University. After ten years as an officer in the Royal Navy he was selected to join the Royal Household, serving for eight years as Equerry and as the first and only Private Secretary (Chief of Staff) to Diana, Princess of Wales. He was appointed Lieutenant of the Royal Victorian Order (LVO) for personal service to the Sovereign.

Broadcaster, journalist, author, conservationalist – Stanley Johnnson’s achievements are numerous, traveling the world in pursuit of animal welfare and spearheading environmental projects. Stanley has had many books published and regularly writes for newspapers and magazines on a range of topics – from politics and travel to society at large. He appears on television and radio, presenting documentaries for Channel Four as well as guesting on news, current affairs and feature programmes.

   

Ciona Johnson-King is one of the UK’s most respected beauty presenters. She is one of the regular makeover experts working their magic on breakfast television.

Darren Jordon is a senior news presenter for the 24-hour Al Jazeera English news and current affairs channel based in Doha, Qatar. He regularly presents the main Newshour programmes and also anchors Inside Story.

 

 

Gillian Joseph presents Sky News Sunrise at weekends. 

 

Allan is well known as a presenter of award-winning television news, having been a main Sky News presenter for more than 14 years. He anchored many major breaking stories, including the terrorist attack on Glasgow Airport, winning a BAFTA in 2008.

James King is a film critic and currently reviews films on London Tonight every Friday.

 

 

 

Kirsty is the presenter of World News Today, an international current affairs programme broadcast globally on BBC World. She is also a regular presenter for Front Row on BBC Radio 4.

Craig has appeared on the BBC3 series Filthy, Rich & Homeless and the BBC1 series Famous, Rich and Homeless. He's also the co-presenter of two BBC1 prime time documentaries Famous, Rich and Jobless and Famous, Rich and In The Slums.

Phil Lavelle is a news correspondent for BBC Breakfast where he's worked full time since 2009. Before joining Breakfast, he was one of the main faces of Five News and an Entertainment Correspondent/Presenter for Sky News.

 

Prof. Armand Leroi was the writer and presenter of Human Mutants, a major three-part documentary series about human deformity which was broadcast on Channel 4 in June 2004. He also wrote and presented a two part series What Makes Us Human which was transmitted on C4 in August 2006. In December 2004 his book, Mutants, was the winner of the Guardian First Book Award.

 

 

Lara Lewington is a versatile journalist who has presented entertainment coverage for the BBC, Five News and Sky. She is currenty presenting the weather on BBC1 (national and regional) and regularly reports for the technology programme Click on BBC 1,BBC News and BBC World.

Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis in an award winning TV and Radio presenter, newspaper columnist, author and campaigner. He runs wwww.moneysavingexpert.com, the UK’s biggest money site, which has 10million users a month. Martin has a resident Money Saving Expert slot on ITV’s Daybreak every Tuesday and can also be seen every Thursday on ITV’s Lorraine. He’s also a regular contributor to BBC’s Watchdog.

 

Dr Suzannah Lipscomb is a historian, author and broadcaster. She has appeared on BBC’s The One Show, ITV’s GMTV, Channel 4’s Time Team, and BBC Radio 4. She has presented BBC Radio 3’s The Essay, and co-presented ‘Inside the World of Henry VIII’ and ‘Tabloid History: Henry VIII’on History.

          Sophie Long presents on the BBC News channel.

 

Sue MacGregor is one of BBC Radio's most familiar voices and is a former presenter of the Today programme on BBC Radio 4. She has even been described (by the Times) as "simply the best female presenter radio has produced".

 

Kasia Madera has been a BBC News Journalist and Presenter since 2002.She regularly stands in for George Alagiah on the BBC One Daytime Summaries and also regularly presents the BBC News Channel. As well as covering domestic news Kasia has an international following on BBC World. She can be presenting BBC World at weekends and overnight, attracting audiences of millions.

 

David Mannion is amongst the most respected and experienced international broadcast executives. He is also an established broadcaster in his own right having been a guest on many radio and television programmes and been host of his own political/media show on London's LBC.  

 

 

Jacqui Marson is a psychologist and broadcaster with wide-ranging television and radio experience.

 

James Max is an accomplished Radio and TV presenter with an expertise in business and finance with a flair for debates on current affairs. He presents the Saturday and Sunday Breakfast show on London's Biggest Conversation, the talk radio station, LBC 97.3

 

  Tessa Mayes currently writes the Royal Blog for the Daily Telegraph . She is also a documentary feature film reporter/director and author.

 

Colin & Justin are the dynamic design duo whose programmes have appeared across the television networks in the UK and in Canada.

 

 

Charlie is a confident, intelligent, focused and quick-witted presenter with a warm and engaging personality. Professional and highly experienced he has superb live studio, location filming and OB skills and is an accomplished interviewer who’s relaxed and friendly style enables him to get the best out of his guests.

 

Lawrence is the Science Editor for ITN. During his career he has won many awards including; 2 BAFTAs for Channel 4 News and Best News or Outside Broadcast and 2 RTS awards for the Best Sports News Report for the coverage of the drugs scandal at the Barcelona Olympics, and the Kings Cross Disaster.

 

Rosie Millard is a journalist, broadcaster and aurthor. She has a book due to be published summer 2011. Previously a feature writer at the Sunday Times, she now writes for the Daily Telegraph as Homes & Interiors Expert. She was the BBC's Arts Correspondent for 10 years and now appears on Sky Arts and contributes to BBC Radio 2, 4 and Five Live.  

 

Originally from Australia, Scott works for a veterinary hospital in East London whilst appearing on many TV programmes. Using his unique down-to-earth style and broad veterinary knowledge, Scott has become a household name in Britain as a leading TV vet and animal lover.

 

 

Louise Minchin presents the BBC's award-winning Breakfast, The One O'Clock News and the BBC News Channel, as well as Real Rescues and Missing Live on BBC One.

 

  Saima Mohsin has been working as a presenter on Channel 4 News since July 2011. She has been a journalist for more than a decade working for BBC NEWS, BBC One, ITV News, GMTV, SKY News, Five and Channel 4. In 2007 she was headhunted to be the face of Dawn News, Pakistan's first English news channel. She moved on to work as Special Correspondent for PBS Newshour in 2010 covering Pakistan for the acclaimed news show in Washington.She has been listed amongst 'The top 100 women to shake Pakistan' by Newsweek magazine's Pakistan edition. 

 

Robert Moore is ITN's Washington Correspondent for ITV News.

Ian Morris is a historian and archaeologist who has excavated in Britain, Greece and Italy. He is Jean and Rebecca Willard Professor of Classics and Professor of History at Stanford University in California. He has appeared on numerous TV shows in Britain and the US, and his most recent book is Why the West Rules--For Now: The Patterns of History and What they Reveal About the Future (Profile 2010).

 

Juliet Morris is a former Newsround and BBC Breakfast presenter and has since fronted House Detectives, The Travel Show and The Heaven and Earth Show all for the BBC. She has also been a reporter on Countryfile for BBC1.

Dr Marc Morris is an historian and broadcaster, specialising in the Middle Ages. In 2003 he presented the highly acclaimed six-part series Castle for Channel 4 and wrote its accompanying book. He has also contributed to history programmes on Five and UK TV History, as well as other shows on Channel 4 and Radio 4.

 

 

Anton Mosimann owns and runs Mosimann’s, the private members club in Belgravia. He also has the Mosimann Academy in Battersea where cookery demonstrations and seminars take place and which is home to his valuable collection of over six thousand cookery books dating back to the early 1600’s. His outside catering company, Mosimann’s Party Service holds a Royal Warrant to HRH The Prince of Wales for Catering.

  

 Tim Muffett is a BBC Breakfast reporter 

 

 

Cathy Newman is co-presenter of Channel 4 News.

Susan Osman hosts The Beijing Hour with Susan Osman, a current affairs hour on CRI- China Radio International which is broadcast in 65 languages around the world.  

 

 

Nicholas Owen is a Presenter with BBC News. For well over a decade before that he hosted all ITN's major bulletins, including Channel Four News and News at Ten. He has also appeared in a wide range of other TV and radio programmes.

 

Nick Owen came to national prominence in 1983 as one of the first faces to appear on breakfast television in Britain. He is now the presenter of BBC Midlands Today.

 

 

Stephen Phillips is a writer, broadcaster, producer and arts consultant who has worked all over the world as a cultural reporter and commentator. He has appeared on all the UK’s terrestrial TV channels - for seven years as Arts Correspondent for Channel Four News - and was a regular presenter of the BBC’s premier radio arts programme Kaleidoscope.

Libby Potter has a decade of experience as a reporter and presenter. She's presented the BBC's flagship business show, The Money Programme, on BBC Two and a spin-off three-parter on the Credit Crunch entitled Money Watch. 

 

Dr. Aarathi Prasad is currently finishing her first book, a popular science title about the biology of sex and the future of reproduction. In Autumn 2009 Aarathi presented Channel 4's controversial documentary Is It Better to be Mixed Race? Aarathi also wrote and presented a BBC Radio 4 documentary called The Quest for Virgin Birth.

 

 

Justin Preston is an entrepreneur, owner of Rare! and Allens of Mayfair. Justin was a judge in BBC3's Young Butcher of the Year and was the subject of Butchered on Dave in 2011.

 

 

Stewart Purvis’s career is probably unique in its range across journalism, management and regulation. A BBC News trainee, he spent over thirty years at ITN, winning many awards. He edited Channel 4 News before becoming the Editor in Chief and Chief Executive of ITN. He is a former partner for content and standards of Ofcom and is now a Professor of Television Journalism at City University.

 

    Julian Richards is a presenter on television and radio, a writer and an archaeologist with over 30 years experience of fieldwork and publication. Julian has presented five series of the popular Meet the Ancestors (BBC 2) and the five part Blood of the Vikings (BBC 2) for both of which he wrote accompanying books.

Steve Richards is presenter of BBC Radio 4’s Week in Westminster and Chief Political Columnist for the Independent. 

 

Angela Rippon has been a familiar face and voice in British broadcasting for over 40 years. The career of this award winning journalist has embraced an impressive variety of programmes on both radio and television for both commercial and BBC stations in Britain, America and Australia.

Jamie Robertson is a highly experienced presenter of business programmes for the BBC, specialising in international finance, business and economics. As a lead presenter on the BBC World’s prestigious World Business Report he has covered subjects ranging from the "dot.com boom" to the collapse of Enron and the rise of the Chinese and Indian economies, interviewing the movers and shakers in global finance.

 

Graham Rogers is a television and radio presenter with experience working for ITV, BBC, Sky and Classic Gold. He is a naturally inquisitive interviewer with a warm and friendly presentation style. As a voice-over, Graham was the voice of ITV1. He has provided the voice for many television & radio commercials, promotions & narrations including ITV1’s National Television Awards & 60 Minute Makeover. He is an accomplished conference & event host. 

 

Hallie Rubenhold is an author and social historian whose expertise lie in the early modern period (17th, 18th and 19th centuries). Her book, The Covent Garden Ladies was filmed as a documentary, The Harlot's Handbook, and presented by Hallie for BBC4 as part of the highly successful, The Century that Made Us season. She has also appeared as an expert contributor on numerous documentaries on Channel 4, BBC2, Living TV and shortly, the History Channel.

Now a science and environment broadcaster and writer, Julian Rush spent over ten years as the Science & Environment Correspondent for Channel 4 News, where his flair and enthusiasm for accessible explanation, investigation and analysis of a wide range of complex issues was recognised with several major TV industry awards.

 

 

Colin & Justin are the dynamic design duo whose programmes have appeared across the television networks in the UK and in Canada. 

 

 

 Dominic Sandbrook is an historian, writer and broadcaster.   

 

 

Tim Sebastian, the award-winning former BBC foreign correspondent, presented HARDtalk, BBC World's daily half-hour interview programme.

 

Anne Sebba is a biographer, lecturer and former Reuters foreign correspondent – she was the very first woman on their graduate trainee scheme.

Adam Shaw is an award winning financial reporter and presenter. He presents the BBC World News series, Horizons and regularly presents Panorama.    

 

Samantha Simmonds is a presenter on Sky News. 

 

 

 

Dani is a regular face on television news bulletins for BBC London and BBC South where she is an established presenter and reporter. She also works as a News Correspondent for the News Channel, often reporting on the top story of the day for TV and the BBC’s national radio outlets.

 Peter Sissons is one of British television's most experienced news presenters. During a career spanning 25 years at ITN and 20 at the BBC he presented almost every network news programme on terrestrial television

 

Matt Smith is a TV and radio journalist, with over fifteen years on-air experience. He’s worked for BBC TV, BBC Radio, Radio 1 and Sky News.

 

 

 Jon Snow presents Channel 4 News.  

 

Julia Somerville presents on BBC News and BBC1 after a long and distingushed career in BBC Radio, BBC TV News and ITN. 

 

 

Alison is a multi-award-winning personal finance journalist and editor of the website www.mymoneydiva.com. She was the deputy personal finance editor of the Daily Telegraph, where she worked for more than six years as a personal finance specialist, and broke numerous exclusives. She has an easy manner and enthusiastic style, which helps her explain money in an accessible and straightforward way.

 

Allyson Stewart-Allen is an internationally renowned business expert in the fields of international marketing and working across cultures. A Californian based in the UK for over 20 years, she runs a thriving business from her offices in Los Angeles and London, where she lives and gets to apply her fluency in French and German.

  

Sir Roy Strong is a well-known historian and garden writer, lecturer, critic and columnist and a regular contributor to television and radio programmes. He recently presented The Genius of British Art - Visions of England for Channel 4.

 

Moira Stuart currently presents news on Chris Evans' BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show.

 

Lucy has presented all sorts of TV shows, starting out as the ‘‘Letters Lady" on Countdown, through to DIY and home improvement shows for BBC. Nowadays she is well-known for her gardening activity both on ITV and Anglia, winning medals at Chelsea, was the Ideal Home magazine gardening columnist and currently author of the successful Greenfingers Guides series (published by Headline.) http://www.theopengardencompany.com/.

 

Colin Sutton is a retired Senior Investigating Officer for the Met Police’s Murder Squad.  He led many investigations, among them those which led to the convictions of  Levi Bellfield and Delroy Grant. He now advises and provides commentary and insight around crime and criminal justice issues for both the written and broadcast media.  

Dale has worked as a producer and director for the BBC for over 20 years and has been running Human Planet for the last 3 years. She works at the famous Natural History Unit in Bristol.

 

 

Alex Thomson is a familiar figure in British TV news as both an award-winning correspondent and anchor on ITN's Channel 4 News. He combines reporting on major national and international stories and war coverage with his studio presenting role on Channel 4's in-depth 7pm nightly news.

 

 

 

Isla Traquair has reported and presented for both ITV News and Channel 5 News. 

Sandrine Voillet, presenter of the BBC2 series Paris is an art historian who has worked in a number of museums and art galleries. She was educated at the Ecole du Louvre where she specialized in the history of art from the Far East.

 

Ian Waite is one of the world's most talented Ballroom and Latin American dancers, best known through his appearances in the BBC1 phenomenon: 'Strictly Come Dancing'. A highly respected and recognisable figure and personality in the world of dance, he is a born performer and entertainer and shines under any spotlight.

 

Harry Wallop is the Daily Telegraph's award-winning Consumer Affairs Editor as well as a prospective author and occasional television pundit.

 

Dr Laura Waters is a lecturer, research scientist and scientific communicator in chemistry and pharmaceutical science 

Romilly Weeks is a news correspondent and anchor on ITV News.

 

 

Author and cultural commentator Peter Whittle is founder/director of the New Culture Forum. His TV and radio work includes regular appearances on BBC 2’s Newsnight Review and the Daily Politics, Radio 4’s Moral Maze and Start the Week and Sky News. He hosted of the UK’s first online cultural analysis show, Culture Clash. 

 

Tim Willcox is a presenter with BBC News. As an anchor in and outside the studio he has covered some of the biggest national and international stories of the past decade. He won huge praise of his coverage of the miners' rescue in Chile and has played a major role in BBC's coverage of the Arab Spring uprisings and the Japanese Tsunami. 

 

 

 

Dr Kate Williams is an historian, with a particular specialisation in 17th to early 20th century history who has presented and contributed to numerous programmes across all the television and radio networks.

 

 

 

 

Joanna Yarrow is one of Britain's leading experts on ethical living and presenter of BBC3's Outrageous Wasters.