Fiona Bruce is one of the most established and recognisable presenters working in British television today. An award-winning journalist and newscaster, she has been a familiar face on BBC One for more than three decades, regularly presenting both the BBC News at Six and BBC News at Ten. Since 2008, she has also fronted the much-loved Antiques Roadshow as lead presenter, and in 2019 she succeeded David Dimbleby as host of the BBC’s flagship political debate programme, Question Time.<\/p>\n
Fiona began her BBC career as a researcher on Panorama before progressing into reporting roles on Panorama and Newsnight. In 1999, she joined the BBC Six O’Clock News, establishing herself as one of the broadcaster’s most prominent news presenters. In 2001, she made broadcasting history by becoming the first woman to present as part of the BBC’s general election results team.<\/p>\n
Her extensive television career spans news, current affairs, documentaries and factual entertainment. She spent eight years co-presenting Crimewatch and has fronted programmes including Real Story with Fiona Bruce and Fake or Fortune?, alongside numerous high-profile documentaries and interviews. Her work has included interviews with prominent figures such as Bill Gates, Cherie Blair, Lord Sugar and members of the British Royal Family, as well as coverage of major national events.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"