Sophie Raworth - Speaker

Sophie Raworth is an English journalist, news anchor, and broadcaster known for her work with the BBC. With nearly three decades of experience, she is a prominent figure in British journalism. Sophie is the leading presenter of BBC One’s Watchdog and Crimewatch, focusing on consumer affairs. As a senior reporter, she serves as the main relief presenter for BBC News at Six, News at Ten, and the BBC News Channel, and has been the interim presenter of Sunday Morning since 2022.
Sophie gained national recognition when she transitioned from a regional correspondent in Brussels to co-presenting Breakfast News in 1997. She continued on Breakfast until 2003 when she joined the BBC Six O’Clock News. She has covered significant events throughout her career, including the Queen's Golden Jubilee.
In addition to her BBC work, Sophie has appeared in various media programmes, including Dream Lives, the quiz show Judgemental, and the fashion show What Not To Wear. In 2017, her family history was featured on Who Do You Think You Are?. She has also appeared in productions such as Bodyguard, Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie, My Hero, and A Good Day to Die Hard.
Sophie received an Honorary Doctor of Arts Degree from City University London in recognition of her contributions to television and radio presenting. She is a highly sought-after speaker known for engaging talks on leadership, motivation, and communication. As one of the UK’s most recognisable newsreaders, she is regarded as a broadcasting icon and an inspirational figure.