Tina Daheley

Tina Daheley is an experienced broadcaster whose work spans across news, current affairs, sport, and the arts, appealing to a wide range of diverse audiences. She is the news presenter on "The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show" on BBC Radio 2 and presents the BBC’s longest-running TV series, "Points of View." Daheley also regularly hosts "BBC Breakfast" and prime-time bulletins on the "BBC News at Six" and "BBC News at Ten."

Daheley joined the BBC after completing a first-class honors degree in computer science, and a master's in broadcast journalism. Since then, she has been a familiar face on TV screens, hosting "Crimewatch," "Crimewatch Roadshow," "Panorama," The Woman’s Football World Cup, The Royal Wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and the BBC’s Coronation coverage of King Charles III.

She has built up an extensive list of radio credits, working on "The Radio 1 Breakfast" shows with Chris Moyles and Nick Grimshaw. Daheley has also helmed "Woman’s Hour" on BBCR 4, "The Cultural Frontline" on BBC World Service, "Newscast" on BBC Sounds, and "The Jeremy Vine Show" on Radio 2.

Daheley is passionate about making news, current affairs, and the arts accessible to everyone and is especially skilled at chairing panels and hosting debates. On TV, these have included The EU Referendum, The Final Election Debates, and numerous General Election Campaigns for BBC 1 and BBC News; and on stage these have included the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s Royal Foundation.