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Television presenters on television in the United Kingdom or from the United Kingdom.











Subcategories


This category has the following 16 subcategories, out of 16 total.




 





  • ► English television presenters‎ (2 C, 1,020 P)





  • ► Television presenters from Northern Ireland‎ (1 C, 55 P)





  • ► Scottish television presenters‎ (3 C, 160 P)





  • ► Welsh television presenters‎ (1 C, 84 P)






0–9




  • ► 5 News presenters and reporters‎ (24 P)





B





  • ► BBC television presenters‎ (3 C, 147 P)





  • ► BT Sport presenters and reporters‎ (8 P)






C




  • ► Channel 4 presenters‎ (6 P)





G




  • ► GMTV presenters and reporters‎ (80 P)





I





  • ► ITN newsreaders and journalists‎ (188 P)





  • ► ITV Breakfast presenters and reporters‎ (38 P)





  • ► ITV regional newsreaders and journalists‎ (1 C, 91 P)






M




  • ► British television meteorologists‎ (3 C)





N




  • ► British television newsreaders and news presenters‎ (6 C, 58 P)





S





  • ► Sky newsreaders and journalists‎ (1 C, 86 P)





  • ► Sky Sports presenters and reporters‎ (45 P)









Pages in category "British television presenters"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 509 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • Javid Abdelmoneim

  • Paul G. Abel

  • Hakim Adi

  • Tazeen Ahmad

  • Ebs Akintade

  • George Alagiah

  • Eva Alexander

  • Jane Alexander (British actress)

  • Keith Allen (actor)

  • Matthew Amroliwala

  • Martyn Andrews

  • Toby Anstis

  • Fiona Armstrong

  • Charlotte Ashton




B



  • Zeinab Badawi

  • Jon Baddeley

  • Ben Baldwin

  • Parv Bancil

  • Felicity Barr

  • Chris Barrie

  • John Barrowman

  • Anthony S. Baxter

  • Karl Beattie

  • Wendy Beckett

  • Graham Bell (skier)

  • Paul Belverstone

  • Floella Benjamin

  • Kim Taylor Bennett

  • John Benson (announcer)

  • Steve Berry (presenter)

  • Trish Bertram

  • Matthew Biggs

  • Caroline Bilton

  • Sarah Bishop

  • Ben Bland

  • Jasmine Bligh

  • Liz Bonnin

  • Kait Borsay

  • Tom Boswell (television presenter)

  • Ned Boulting

  • Alixe Bovey

  • Katie Boyle

  • Bernard Braden

  • Stuart Bradley

  • Dilly Braimoh

  • Jackie Brambles

  • Colin Brazier

  • Stephen Briers

  • Charles Nall-Cain, 3rd Baron Brocket

  • Bob Brolly

  • Downtown Julie Brown

  • Alastair Bruce of Crionaich

  • Fiona Bruce

  • Kate Bryan

  • Stefan Buczacki

  • James Burke (science historian)

  • Jay Burridge

  • Tonia Buxton

  • Nicky Byrne

  • Tanya Byron




C



  • James Cameron (journalist)

  • Charles Campion

  • Sue Carpenter

  • Deirdre Cartwright

  • Ian Cashmore

  • Lennox Cato

  • Rory Cellan-Jones

  • JJ Chalmers

  • Paul Chaloner

  • Jason Chan Chi-san

  • Carol Chell

  • Josh Chetwynd

  • Adrian Chiles

  • Steve Clamp

  • Abbey Clancy

  • Oz Clarke

  • Julian Clegg

  • Michael Clegg (naturalist)

  • Benjamin Cohen (journalist)

  • Jonathan Cohen (musician)

  • Nigel Colborn

  • Michael Collie

  • Vanessa Collingridge

  • Andy Collins (TV presenter)

  • Miranda Connell

  • Alexis Conran

  • Brendan Coogan

  • Lucy Cooke

  • James Coomarasamy

  • Nat Coombs

  • Donal Coonan

  • Alison Cork

  • Memnos Costi

  • Heather Couper

  • Elizabeth Cowell

  • Brian Cox (physicist)

  • Alan Coxon

  • Tom Coyne (broadcaster)

  • Anthony Crank

  • Vivien Creegor

  • Emma Crosby

  • Dan Cruickshank




D



  • Grahame Dangerfield

  • Tanya Datta

  • Saul David

  • Amanda Davies

  • David Davies (sports and media consultant)

  • Dickie Davies

  • Martyn Davies

  • Michael Dean (broadcaster)

  • Nikki Dean

  • Michaela Denis

  • Gerry DeVeaux

  • Adrian Dickson

  • Peter Dickson (announcer)

  • Andrew Dilnot

  • Tim Dixon

  • Daisy Donovan

  • Stacey Dooley

  • Jasmine Dotiwala

  • Lisa Dowd

  • Jeanne Downs

  • Anton du Beke

  • Kevin Duala

  • Dion Dublin

  • Tessa Dunlop

  • Mo Dutta

  • Warwick Dyer




E



  • Liz Earle

  • Jamie East

  • Trevor East

  • John Edmunds (presenter)

  • Tom Edwards (broadcaster)

  • Kian Egan

  • Mark Ellen

  • Philip Elsmore

  • Sherrie Eugene-Hart




F



  • Clive Farahar

  • Trey Farley

  • Markus Feehily

  • John Fendley

  • Stewart Ferris

  • Shane Filan

  • Roger Finn

  • Caroline Flack

  • Adam Fleming (journalist)

  • Keith Fordyce

  • Tim Fornara

  • Philippa Forrester

  • Fiona Foster

  • Juliette Foster

  • Jerry Foulkes

  • Alys Fowler

  • Anne Foy

  • Caryn Franklin

  • Christopher Frayling

  • Beverley French

  • Zoe French

  • Bob Friend (newscaster)




G



  • Kirsty Gallacher

  • Teresa Gallagher

  • Paul Gambaccini

  • Frank Gardner (journalist)

  • Jennifer Gay

  • Leesa Gazi

  • Kate Gerbeau

  • Karin Giannone

  • Piers Gibbon

  • Jon Gilbert (journalist)

  • Sheelagh Gilbey

  • Peter Ginn

  • Trisha Goddard

  • Mary Goldring

  • Andy Goldstein

  • Ruth Goodman (historian)

  • Jonathan Gould (presenter)

  • Nik Gowing

  • Tim Graham (TV producer)

  • Andrea Green

  • Pippa Greenwood

  • Anne Gregg

  • Lloyd Griffith (comedian)

  • Clive Malcolm Griffiths

  • Bruce Grocott, Baron Grocott

  • Loyd Grossman

  • Bunny Guinness




H



  • Hairy Bikers

  • Ed Hall (television presenter)

  • Seetha Hallett

  • Omar Hamdi (comedian)

  • Roz Hanby

  • Zoe Hardman

  • Jasmine Harman

  • Chris Harris (journalist)

  • Fred Harris (presenter)

  • Alan Hart (writer)

  • Josephine Hart

  • Andrew Harvey (journalist)

  • Geoffrey Hayes

  • Cherry Healey



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