Who is newsreader Sophie Raworth?
SOPHIE Raworth has become a familiar face on TV, thanks to her long career with the BBC.
She is considered one of the broadcaster's top journalist and will be covering the King's coronation for the Beeb.
Who is Sophie Raworth?
Sophie Raworth was born on May 15, 1968.
She is a journalist and television presenter and is best known for her work on BBC News and Crimewatch.
Sophie has a degree in French and German from Manchester University and joined the BBC as a news reporter for Greater Manchester radio in 1992.
She has remained with the broadcasting corporation ever since in a career spanning over 30 years.
In 2003, she married estate agent Richard Winter.
The couple share three children, Ella, Oliver and Georgia.
What TV shows has Sophie Raworth been on?
Sophie hosted VE Day 75: The People’s Celebration on BBC One.
In 2018, Sophie hosted The Centenary Of The Royal Air Force.
The journalist has also fronted some of the nation's most-watched shows.
She has worked on a string of news shows, including BBC Breakfast, News at Six, News at 10, Crimewatch Roadshow and Chelsea Flower Show.
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Sophie has also been a presenter on Watchdog since 2015, and has anchored the BBC News at One for over a decade.
She featured in an episode of Who Do you Think You Are? and appeared in the Sport Relief 2018 Boat Race as part of the BBC rowing team, which went head-to-head with a group of celebrities from ITV.
Sophie has also had a brush with Hollywood, playing herself in the Bruce Willis film A Good Day to Die Hard in 2013.
She has also appeared in Hunter, Silent Witness, W1A and Bodyguard.