Get to know about the popular BBC journalist Sophie Raworth career in BBC! About her husband, children and other personal details

Updated On March 18, 2024 | Published By: Isha Shayak | In Career , Child , Married

An English newsreader and journalist, Sophie Jane Raworth works for British broadcaster the BBC.

She is known as the main presenter of the BBC News at One, presenting Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. She regularly appears on the BBC News at Six and occasionally on BBC News at Ten.

Sophie Raworth famously recognized for her effective work on BBC is an English journalist and broadcaster. A Huge part of Sophie’s net worth is the outcome of her work in TV shows like BBC News at One, BBC News at Six, and BBC News at Ten.

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Sophie’s Early Life and Education

On 15th May 1968, Sophie Jane Raworth was born in Redhill, Surrey, England. Sophie Raworth’s mother was a florist mother and her father was a businessman. Southwest London was that place where her days as a child were spent.

Raworth attended independent Putney High and the St. Paul Girl Schools in Hammersmith. Eventually, Raworth attended the University of Manchester. In French and German, she graduated with a degree.

After Raworth earned a degree, for teenagers in Toulouse she spent a year teaching English. After that, to gain a degree in broadcasting and journalism, Sophie joined City University, London.

Her Career in BBC

Recognized for her effective work in BBC, In 1992 Sophie joined the BBC regional trainee scheme. And after she joined in BBC, she became a reporter for Greater Manchester Radio.

To develop into a Europe reporter for the regions in April 1994, Sophie moved to Brussels. Her first news presentation was in May 1995 when she came back to BBC Look North. That was the year when she decided to continue reporting and producing it.

In 1997, co-presenting the program four days a week, Sophie joined BBC Breakfast News. During Clinton’s impeachment trial, she also attached the program from Los Angeles on Oscars night, from Israel, and Washington.

Several BBC specials were presented by Sophie. BBC special was like playing a major role in the Queen’s Golden Jubilee celebrations presenting alongside David Dimbleby, etc.

For a one-hour live debate, she joined David Dimbleby again. The debate was on the future of the monarchy Our Monarchy – the Next 50 Years. She has also announced for BBC ‘One’s current affairs program 4×4’.

How much is her Net worth?

A Huge part of Sophie’s net worth is the outcome of her work on BBC. According to many sources, Sophie Raworth’s net worth is known to be $ 7 million. It is a definite thing that her work in BBC News at One, BBC News at Six, Watchdog and Crimewatch, etc is a source of income for her.

Who is Sophie Raworth’s husband?

Raworth is a married woman. She married her husband Richard Winter in the year 2003. They have been living happily together ever since. The couple has a son named Oliver Winter and two daughters named Georgia Winter, and Ella Rose Winter. Sophie Raworth currently resides in London with her family. There is no news of their divorce or separation.

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Sophie Raworth’s family story was featured in ‘Who Do You Think You Are?’ (US TV series) which revealed her ancestors were nonconformists. She also found out that her ancestors lived in Birmingham and then in 1791 after religious riots, they moved to America.

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A Short Bio on Sophie Raworth

Sophie Raworth journalist and broadcaster who hails from England. She gained a lot of popularity and fame as an anchor for BBC News at One airing on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Moreover, she makes a regular appearance on BBC News at Six and sporadically on BBC News at Ten. More bio…

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