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8 january 2015 julia hartley brewer on the ched evans case bbc question time
Julia Hartley-Brewer (born 2 May 1968) is an English broadcaster and columnist. She has been presenting the weekday morning radio show from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm on talk radio station talkRADIO since 21 March 2016.
Contents
- 8 january 2015 julia hartley brewer on the ched evans case bbc question time
- Jacob rees mogg s full interview with julia hartley brewer
- Early life
- Career
- Personal life
- References
Jacob rees mogg s full interview with julia hartley brewer
Early life
Born in Birmingham, the daughter of a general practitioner, she attended Oldfield School in Bath, Somerset, and Woodhouse Sixth Form College in Finchley, North London. Hartley-Brewer holds degree certificates from the University of Oxford and the University of Cardiff.
Career
Hartley-Brewer began her career in journalism at the East London Advertiser in Bethnal Green. Later she was employed as a news reporter and political correspondent for the London Evening Standard and then joined The Guardian, staying at the latter until September 2000. She then moved to the Sunday Express as Political Correspondent, then Political Editor from 2001 until 2007 and then Assistant Editor (Politics), with a byline on a weekly opinion column. She left the Sunday Express in February 2011.
In 2006, she presented and narrated two political documentaries for the television channels BBC Two and BBC Four about the history of British Deputy Prime Ministers, called Every Prime Minister Needs a Willie, and the history of the Leader of the Opposition in The Worst Job in Politics.
She has appeared as a panellist on the comedy quiz show Have I Got News for You seven times as well as being a regular panellist on BBC One's Question Time and Radio 4's Any Questions. She is a regular pundit and commentator on TV and radio, including for Sky News, the BBC News Channel, BBC One's The One Show, ITV's Tonight show, Lorraine on ITV, This Morning on ITV, The Agenda on ITV, Sunday Politics on BBC1, BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Radio 4's Today and PM programmes. She appeared as a contestant on Pointless Celebrities in October 2014, winning the prize for her chosen charity, the Miscarriage Association.
She was an LBC presenter from February 2011, until she left in December 2014 to be replaced by Shelagh Fogarty. Hartley-Brewer now broadcasts on talkRADIO, a talk radio station launched on 21 March 2016.
In 2016, she supported Britain leaving the European Union during the EU referendum of that year.
Personal life
Hartley-Brewer is married with one daughter, born in 2006. She has also declared that she is an atheist.