Kate began her career as a journalist in the south of England . Her coverage of the 1980 Iranian Embassy siege led to her becoming one of the best known faces on television as the BBC 's chief news correspondent reporting from major war zones in recent years.
 

Lisa Aziz came to prominence with a move to TV-am in 1988 as a reporter and co presenter. She then joined the BBC World Service Television and presented Financial Times Business Daily before ultimately becoming one of the main anchors on Sky News.
 

Cheryl Baker began her career with pop group Buck's Fizz before pursuing a solo career as a singer. Moving to television, Cheryl presented programmes such as Record Breakers & The Really Useful Show. She has recently appeared on a number of television reality shows and in the musical Footloose in London's West End.
 

Considered by millions to be the ultimate Dr. Who. Tom Baker's distinguished career has encompassed everything from Shakespeare to Sinbad. He starred as Dr. Hoyt in the series Medics, has recently appeared in Monarch Of The Glen and is frequently heard as the voice of many TV narrations including Little Britain. He was the voice of Dougal in the 2005 film The Magic Roundabout.
 

James has a long and distinguished career as an internationally acclaimed analyst, writer, conference chairman and speaker, specialising in information technology, retailing, financial services and brand values. He has also been a regular broadcaster on such shows as The Money Programme, Tonight and Panorama.
 

An award winning journalist and broadcaster, Sean uses the colourful experiences of his career to motivate and entertain his audiences. Also an event facilitator, moderator and media consultant, he has worked with many organisations from large pharmaceutical, IT and defence companies to hospital trusts and individuals.

Model and actress Caprice received much critical acclaim for her stage debut in The Vagina Monologues and went on to star with Vinnie Jones in the film, Hollywood Files, and the lead role in the hit musical Rent in London's West End. She has made a number of appearances as a television presenter and has become a renowned businesswoman with her own Caprice Lingerie Line and extended line of hair and beauty products.

A former British Tennis Champion, Andrew has a wealth of experience as a Sport's Broadcaster and is a key member of the BBC Sport Team covering Wimbledon. He is also in great demand for hosting award ceremonies, as a conference facilitator and is an experienced auctioneer. He is perhaps currently best known for his presenting on GMTV's Today programme and GMTV News Hour.

Former athlete and politician, Lord Coe led London's bid for the 2012 Summer Olympics (and subsequently became Chairman of the London Organising Committee for the Olympic Games.) He was recently elected vice president of the International Association of Athletics Federations. He is much sought after as a speaker.
 

Annabel Croft is a former junior Wimbledon tennis champion. Retiring from the game at the age of twenty-one, Annabel has since pursued a career in the media and now enjoys various television roles hosting lifestyle and topical features. Her bubbly charm and sophisticated image make her a popular and perfect choice for awards hosting, conference facilitating and after dinner speaking.
 

Edwina Currie's career in politics is well documented having served 14 years as an MP in a Midlands seat. Following her resignation in 1988, Edwina is now a highly successful best selling author, broadcaster & presenter, with her own shows on radio & TV. She has appeared on Hell's Kitchen & was the winner of the BBC TV's Celebrity Mastermind02004. Recently, Edwina has been seen on Celebrity Stars in the Eyes and Celebrity Wife Swap.

Jim began telling jokes at the age of 12 and has recently celebrated 27 years in show business. He has starred in two sitcoms and is much renowned for presenting shows such as Big Break and the Generation Game. A great patriot Jim is highly respected for his work with British Forces. Jim is currently touring the UK. He has recently appeared in the film Colour Me Kubrick and Hell's Kitchen.
 

Sharron Davies is one of Britain's most recognised celebrities having achieved fame primarily as a swimmer. She is also a television personality, model, author and interior designer.
 

Angus hosted the popular TV series Have I Got News For You for several seasons and recently returned to television presenting Hell's Kitchen, a docu-soap in which chef Gordon Ramsey attempts to transform a group of celebrities into budding chefs. He has recently appeared on television as Kenneth Moore in Marigold,  Harry Holland in Heartless and as the host of Hell's Kitchen.
 

Frances Edmonds graduated from Cambridge and initially worked in Brussels as a conference interpreter. Following marriage to cricketer Phil Edmonds, she wrote a best seller entitled Another Bloody Tour thus launching her career as a talented and entertaining author, broadcaster and speaker.

Writer and presenter Ben Fogle is probably best known for his work on programmes such as Country File, Animal Park and Holiday. He was chosen as a volunteer to spend the year 2000 as a castaway for Castaway 2000. He has gone on to present Crufts, One Man and His Dog, Inside Out, the Heaven and Earth Show and Wild in Africa.
 

Emma enjoyed immense popularity as a presenter with the hugely successful Saturday morning primetime series Live and Kicking. She went on to present a number of daytime quiz shows and recently hosted the Weekend Breakfast Show on 95.8 Capital FM. Emma is currently training to become a vet.
 

Philippa is heralded as one of the UK 's most charismatic, dynamic and intelligent presenters of today. Initially finding fame on children's television, she has gone on to present such shows as Tomorrow's World, Time Machine, Robotwars and a series on extreme sports for This Morning entitled License to Thrill.
 

Sir David began presenting TV programmes when still an undergraduate at Cambridge. He found early fame with That Was The Week That Was and has hosted high profile interviews ever since. He currently fronts the breakfast show Frost On Sunday.

 

Since appearing on her first television show, Big World Café for Channel 4, Mariella has carved a high profile career as a presenter on TV and radio. She recently presented Panorama, was a Booker Prize judge in 2003 and currently presents the arts show The Green Room on Radio 2 and Open Book for Radio 4. She currently presents The Book Show on Sky TV.
 

David began his cricketing career with Leicestershire before moving on to Hampshire and England, at one time ranking No. 1 in the world. Since retiring from the game, David has worked as columnist and writer for various newspapers and periodicals. He has been a regular commentator for BBC television and radio as well as Sky TV and is frequently seen on television guesting on shows such as They Think It's All Over. He is also an accomplished speaker.

Sally Gunnell is heralded as one of the greatest ever British female 400m hurdlers. She is the only woman in history to hold the Olympic, Commonwealth and European Gold Medal simultaneously. Sally is currently a key member of the BBC Athletics Commentary Team, is an established motivational and after dinner speaker and an ideal choice for hosting awards etc.
 

Having begun his career with such programmes as Newsround and Newsnight, Krishnan who is considered to be one of the brightest new talents in his field is currently a presenter on Channel 4 News where he anchors the News at Noon.
 

Katy's presenting career was launched with the BBC children's programme Blue Peter. She has recently fronted such programmes as Holiday, Tomorrow's World and Best Inventions. On radio Katy joined the Weekend Breakfast Show on Capital FM 95.8 in 2003.
 

Famed as the editor of Private Eye, Ian Hislop's career in journalism has seen him write for The Spectator, The Mail On Sunday, Financial Times, The Guardian, The Literary Review and Time Out. He is a weekly columnist on The Listener and The Sunday Telegraph. In addition, Ian is a resident team captain on the television programme Have I Got News For You.
 

Peter is one of Britain 's foremost broadcasters. During his career he has presented such programmes as the radio news show Today, Newsnight and The Money Programme on BBC 2 and the Business Programme for Channel 4. In addition Peter is a leading media trainer.
 

Initially a farming reporter, Eamonn quickly moved to sport and news. He currently presents GMTV with Fiona Phillips and is frequently seen fronting programmes such as The National Lottery and most recently Hard Spell.

After joining the BBC, John was the first journalist to present frontline news programmes including Today, the Nine O'clock News, Panorama and host of Mastermind. John frequently chairs conferences and debates on all manner of subjects and is a brilliantly witty after dinner speaker.
 

Gloria was the first female presenter to front her own daily show on Radio 2. She has subsequently appeared and presented on a variety of radio and television shows including Wogan, Holiday and most recently Open House with Gloria Hunniford for Channel 5. She has also made a highly successful fitness video entitled Fit For Life.
 

Maxwell Hutchinson is a practising architect and regular radio and television presenter. His contributions to broadcasting include Newsnight, You and Yours and most recently, the BAFTA award winning Radio 4 play, The Dark House. Some of his best-known buildings include Skylines on The Isle of Dogs and Aztec Row in Islington. He is a versatile and humorous speaker.

Lisa is heralded as one of Britain 's most exciting radio and TV presenters in a career encompassing everything from fashion PR to journalism and dancing. She regularly DJ's and hosts for corporate events and was recently seen on The Vibe.
 

Russ Kane is a highly experienced radio and television presenter, best known to millions on London's Capital 95.8 FM and Capital Gold as ‘The Flying Eye'. For the past 20 years he has specialised in writing & producing corporate video programmes and radio & television scripts. He is currently Chief Barker of the Variety Club of Great Britain and host of Radio Europe's Mediterraneo Breakfast Show.

Matthew Kelly became popular as a television presenter with the show Game For A Laugh and went on to host the hugely successful programme Stars In Their Eyes. Matthew is also an actor of some repute having won the best actor at the 2004 Olivier Awards for his role in Of Mice And Men. He recently toured the UK in Alan Bennett's Seasons Greetings and has been seen on TV starring in the series Cold Blood, Bleak House, Egypt and Cold Blood ll.

Journalist David Lee has made many contributions to radio and television on the subject of The Arts and photography. Currently Editor of The Jackdaw magazine, he has been regularly linked with GMTV, Big Breakfast, and Newsnight and gives frequent lectures on The Visual Arts.

Martyn is best remembered as a newscaster with the BBC. He has also presented a number of popular shows such as the quiz Today's The Day.
 

Gary is a familiar face on television as a regular presenter of Match of the Day and Football Focus. Gary is one of England 's most respected former footballers and is the second highest goal scorer for his country of all time.
 

Roddy Llewellyn is a well known author, lecturer, garden designer and gardening landscape consultant. His television work includes, The Gardening Roadshow & Roddy llewellyn's Town Gardens.

Gabby Logan is a well-known face on ITV 1 presenting On The Ball. She recently presented the Rugby World Cup and Euro 2004 for ITV. She is also the presenter of the television quiz, The Vault and the Gabby Logan Show on 5 Live.
 

Diane is remembered by millions as a presenter of the cult TV programme Blue Peter. She has enjoyed equal success presenting Songs of Praise. A seasonal actress she has also appeared on the TV soap Coronation Street. Diane is a committed charity worker.
 

Twice honoured by the Queen, Sir Trevor is known to millions as the presenter of News at Ten. An extensive career in the media has included many diplomatic correspondent roles and he is frequently sought after to host corporate events and current affairs programmes.
 

Vicki Michelle shot to fame as waitress Yvette in the hit comedy series Allo Allo. In recent years she has received much critical acclaim in the theatre most notably as Miss Hannigan in the musical Annie, Lady Raeburn and Asphynxia in Salad Days and Jacqueline in the comedy Don't Dress For Dinner. Most recently she starred as Patricia Foster in the popular soap Emmerdale. She is an accomplished presenter.

James joined Radio 4 in 1988 as the presenter of The World At One and is currently the front man on the Today programme. In addition, James has been a presenter of the Proms on television since 1992 and chairs Radio 4's monthly Bookclub.
 

Andrew Neil is a renowned editor, writer, broadcaster, Radio Presenter and business consultant. He is also an acknowledged expert on British and American politics and business. He has recently enjoyed a prominent position in the role of Editor-In-Chief of The European.
 

Captured and tortured during the Gulf War, today Lieutenant John Nichol frequently appears on programmes such as Newsnight in an advisory capacity and has made a series of films for BBC Breakfast News. He is a highly respected speaker focussing on optimism, inspiration and personal motivation.

Twice named Newscaster of the Year, Mary began her career in journalism as a presenter and writer. She has worked on radio and television in such shows as Dreaming Aloud, Ski Sunday and Wish You Were Here and currently presents ITV1's Evening News. Mary is also an accomplished corporate host and facilitator.

Dennis is one of the UK 's most underrated comedians of today. In recent years, he has made regular television appearances on the much loved compilation programme That'll Be Alright On The Night.

Award winning Graham Norton is best known for presenting his own television show So Graham Norton. In addition he has appeared as a guest presenter on a number of Channel 4 programmes and most recently Any Dream Will Do. Acting credits include Father Ted.
 

Tom began his working life as a teacher before moving to the world of show business. He regularly appeared as a stand-up comedian on the TV show The Comedians and later presented the popular quiz Crosswits. He has recently appeared as Father Tom in the series Doctors.

Jeremy spent his early career as a journalist as a field correspondent on such programmes as Panorama. Currently presenting Newsnight, Jeremy also became the recent new host of University Challenge. He  regularly speaks at corporate events and is a prolific author.

Andi began his career as a children's presenter before moving behind the camera to produce specials with Boyzone and The Spice Girls and develop the T4 youth programming strand. He recently appeared back on our screens presenting Top of the Pops, the ITV1 show Celebrity, City Hospital, Neighbour, Five's The All Star Show and appeared on X Factor.
 

Following early success with Multi-Coloured Swapshop and Tomorrow's World, Maggie has more recently presented the Heartland programmes and  BBC Radio Berkshire's Breakfast Show. From 2007 she will be the BBC News face of technology on TV, radio and online.

Fiona began her career working for local radio before joining the BBC. She later moved to Sky News and then GMTV in 1993 where she is currently the main anchor with Eamonn Holmes. Fiona is renowned for her flexibility and compassion in interviewing where on any given day; she may be called upon to interview the Prime Minister, a pop star or a grieving family in the midst of a tragedy.
 

The presenter of TOTP's for several years, Gail has a massive fan following which grows with the diversity of her career. Amongst her television credits are a number of celebrity interviews for the Big Breakfast and the show Fully Booked.
 

Presenter Angela Rippon was Britain's first female newscaster. In early 2004 Angela began presenting her own programme, Live With Angela Rippon, for the ITV News Channel and has recently anchored for the ITV News coverage on the war in Iraq. On the lighter side, she received much attention for her appearance on the Morecambe & Wise show and was awarded the OBE in June 2004. She recently toured in the musical Anything Goes
 

Michael is a leading specialist in business media productions. In addition to founding his own company, he regularly contributes to conferences and seminars. In front of the cameras Michael is renowned for presenting such programmes as Business Matters, The Business Exchange and Tomorrow's World.
 

Jonathan is a familiar face on television. He began his media career on the Channel 4 programme Loose Talk. He went on to host It's Only TV But I Like It, Film99 and Friday Night With Jonathan Ross. He is a regular guest on the quiz They Think It's All Over and host of Film 2007.
 

Nick is one of Britain 's best-known broadcasters. He is perhaps best known for his presenting  on the television programme Crimewatch UK and is highly experienced as an international conference moderator.
 

Paul trained as a journalist before becoming a researcher for the BBC. He moved in front of the cameras presenting a variety of chat and quiz shows and recently joined the programme Inside Out for the South East.

Kate has worked in broadcasting for the last decade. She is a familiar face to young people having spent 4 years on the children's programme Newsround. She regularly reads the news on BBC 1's Breakfast Show and currently hosts the consumer programme Watchdog. Further credits include The Heaven and Earth Show.
 

Philip Schofield has enjoyed immense success both as an actor and presenter. On stage he received much critical acclaim for his roles in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat and Dr. Doolittle. On television he has hosted a variety of shows including Talking Telephone Numbers and Test The Nation. He currently co-hosts This Morning.

Selina has presented many flagship programmes in the UK and produced many documentaries on high profile heads of state worldwide. Recent work includes presenting The Underdog Show and BBC's Animal Rescue.

Television and radio presenter Chris Serle first came to the fore as a reporter on the popular consumer programme That's Life. He went on to score personal success with the show In At The Deep End and also fronting his own radio show with Radio Bristol.
 

Ben really came to the fore with Channel 4's primetime Sunday morning show T4 where he became a prominent interviewer. Subsequent programmes for Channel 4 and 5 followed and 2004 saw him host the Pop Idol Final, BAFTA Television Awards and the British Soap Awards. He currently anchor's GMTV Today and presents Entertainment Today