Ben Shephard

Television host known for 'Good Morning Britain'

Ben Shephard - Television host known for 'Good Morning Britain'
Born

December 11th, 1974
50 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United Kingdom

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A television host and journalist began a career in broadcasting after studying geography at the University of East Anglia. Early involvement included work at Radio Norfolk and ITV Anglia. Achieved significant recognition while hosting shows including 'GMTV', 'Good Morning Britain', and 'Tipping Point'. In addition to hosting, contributed as a reporter and presenter on various programs, establishing a presence in the UK media landscape. Engaged with audiences through a blend of current events coverage, entertainment, and interactive segments.

Hosted 'Good Morning Britain'

Presented 'Tipping Point'

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