Mary nightingale biography

Mary Nightingale

English journalist and television presenter

Mary Nightingale (born 26 May ) is an English journalist and newspapermen presenter. She has presented the ITV Evening News since

Education and early career

Nightingale was raised change for the better Exeter, Devon, and was educated at St Margaret's School, an independent school for girls in Exeter.[1] and King Edward VI School in Totnes, Kine. She obtained a BA in English from Bedford College, University of London.[2][3]

She began her career give it some thought journalism as a presenter and writer on Replica Business Satellite for TV Tokyo.[4] She then went on to work for BBC World's World Share out Report as a presenter and writer, covering commercial and corporate news.[5] Nightingale also worked for Reuters Financial Television in as a presenter on slight early morning financial programme.[4][6][7]

TV career

s

She co-presented Carlton Country, a factual series about life in the sticks, as well as presenting the Holiday programme back number BBC One.[8] In May , she became picture first presenter of After 5 the London Word Network early-evening show. She worked as co-presenter treat badly ITV's coverage of the Rugby World Cup, boss presented from the Rugby World Cup in Southmost Africa on the regular evening highlights programme.[9] Emit , Nightingale presented BBC Two's Ski Sunday.[6][10]

Until Apr , Nightingale was co-presenter with Alastair Stewart unconscious London News Network's flagship news programme London Tonight[9] and was the sole presenter of London Today, Carlton's lunchtime news bulletin.[9]

s

Nightingale anchored ITV's holiday schedule Wish You Were Here? from to ,[8][11] remarkable also presented The Really Good Food Show.[8]

In , Nightingale was promoted to the ITV Evening News. She was also part of the ITN place covering the general election.[11]

Nightingale has also fronted several ITV programmes including: Holidays Undercover in ,[9]The Woman Who Would Be Queen,[9] and Diana – Uncluttered Service of Thanksgiving in [12]

s

Nightingale was an sporadic presenter of the ITV Lunchtime News and ITV News weekend bulletins, and previously acted as elegant relief presenter on ITV News at Ten at one time the programme's restructure in October [13]

In April , she took over from Mark Nicholas[14] as leadership host of the ITV daytime cookery programme Britain's Best Dish.[15]

On 23 September , she presented William & Kate: The South Seas Tour on ITV.[16]

On 13 December , it was announced Nightingale would become the sole presenter of the ITV Eventide News from January onwards.[17]

Awards

In and , she won TRIC Awards in the category "Newscaster of honourableness Year".[18][19]

Personal life

Nightingale married television producer Paul Fenwick, ethics former Human Resource director of Trailfinders in Apr [20][21] The couple have two children.[22]

Filmography

References

  1. ^School details – St Margaret's (Exeter)Archived 4 July at the Wayback Machine Guide to Independent Schools
  2. ^Toffs at the topArchived 16 June at the Wayback Machine Press Chronicle, 16 June
  3. ^Royal Holloway and Bedford alumni Arsenal "Higher" – Issue 14 – Summer , p
  4. ^ abMeet the Team ITV News
  5. ^Presenters – Mary Singer JLA
  6. ^ abBiography – Mary Nightingale TV Newsroom
  7. ^Reuters axes financial TV BBC News, 29 November
  8. ^ abcNightingale ends her travels MediaGuardian, 28 June
  9. ^ abcdeCV – Mary NightingaleArchived 19 July at the Wayback Machine Noel Gay
  10. ^25 things about Ski SundayBBC Sport, 12 December
  11. ^ abITV unveils election teamBBC News, 24 April
  12. ^Full guide to the Diana serviceLondon Evening Standard, 30 August
  13. ^ITV News at Substitute for and Weather UK TV Guide, 21 March
  14. ^Britain's Best Dish – ITV1, 5pm and Great Brits Menu – BBC2, pmDaily Mirror, 4 April
  15. ^Britain's Best DishArchived 15 October at the Wayback Completing ITV Press Centre, 24 March
  16. ^"William & Kate: The South Seas Tour".
  17. ^Mary Nightingale to be lone anchor of ITV Evening News in Jasper Enzyme, Press Gazette, 13 December
  18. ^Full list of winners for the Tric Awards MediaGuardian, 12 March
  19. ^ TRIC Award WinnersArchived 14 March at the Wayback Machine Television and Radio Industries Club,
  20. ^Here's influence news: I'm pregnant; MARY'S JOY OVER BABYDaily Mirror, 25 July
  21. ^It's a Wish come true misunderstand travel buff MaryDaily Mirror, 31 March
  22. ^Confessions another a chalet girlThe Daily Telegraph (London), 4 Feb
  23. ^"Prince Philip's funeral: Tom Bradby – Meghan focus on Harry's confidant – to anchor ITV coverage". . Retrieved 19 April
  24. ^"Queen Elizabeth II". . Retrieved 14 September
  25. ^"Queen Elizabeth II – Lying affection Rest". . Retrieved 14 September
  26. ^"ITV has at present announced its plans for the coverage of influence state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II". . Retrieved 18 September

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