Sue Jameson is a British broadcast journalist, currently employed by ITV Breakfast.

Sue is Political Editor for breakfast show Daybreak, a role he previously held on Daybreak’s predecessor, GMTV.

Twitter @Suedaybreak

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Bill Neely is International Editor for ITV News the news service produced by ITN for ITV.

Bill was appointed to the role in 2002 and reports from all over the globe, adding diplomatic analysis and context to key international stories.

Prior to becoming International Editor, Bill was Europe Correspondent for ITV News – a post he took up in January 1997. In this role, Bill covered major events such as the death of Princess Diana, the crash of Concorde, the Turkish earthquake and the World Cup in France. In his time in Europe he won two Royal Television Society awards.

Before being appointed Europe Correspondent, Bill spent six years (1991-97) as Washington Correspondent and Bureau Chief for ITV News. During his time in America he covered two Presidential elections, the OJ Simpson trial and verdict, the Oklahoma bombing, the Waco siege, the Arab/Israeli peace signing in Washington, the Los Angeles and San Francisco earthquakes and the American invasion of Haiti, among many other events. He also reported from across South America and the Caribbean.

Bill Neely, 46, began his career at BBC Radio in Northern Ireland. He started in June 1981 at the height of the Republican hunger strike, staying for two years before moving over to BBC TV, still in Northern Ireland.

In 1987 Bill joined the team of the BBC morning television programme “Breakfast Time”,reporting on the Iran-Iraq War. In 1989 he left to become a presenter/reporter at the newly formed Sky News. After six months he left to join ITN.

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Carole Walker is a Political Correspondent for BBC News.

Carole also occasionally presents One2One on BBC News 24 at weekends and also presented Straight Talk.

Carole also occasionally fills in on BBC News 24.

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Darshini David is a business reporter on Sky News.

Prior to this, she was the New York based co-presenter of World Business Report, presenting most evenings alongside Tanya Beckett.

Darshini joined the BBC in 2000 and has since reported on a wide range of business and consumer stories for the corporation. She has also presented for Panorama.

Prior to joining the BBC, Darshini worked at HSBC. Born and brought up in London, her family are originally from Sri Lanka.

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Ben Brown is currently a presenter on the BBC News Channel and also occasionally presents bulletins on BBC One.

Prior to this, Ben was a special correspondent for the BBC Ten O’clock News. He held the role since 1998 and covered a wide range of stories both domestically and internationally.

He joined BBC Television News in July 1988 and was a foreign affairs correspondent until 1991, reporting the fall of the Berlin Wall and the Gulf war, from Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. He then spent spells as a Moscow Correspondent and as a Foreign Affairs Correspondent.

Ben was educated at Sutton Valance School and Keble College, Oxford.

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