Geoff Clark (journalist)

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For the Australian Aboriginal politician of the same name, see Geoff Clark.

Geoff Clark is a BBC television presenter. He presents the BBC South East flagship news programme South East Today along with Beverley Thompson.

[edit] Career

Geoff Clark started his broadcasting career as a football reporter with LBC Radio in London in the late 1970's before moving to a studio-based presenters job there. He then moved to TV-am as an overnight sports producer working 8pm to 8am.[1]

He gained promotion to Deputy Sports Editor and presented reports and bulletins on screen before going on to front a live 90 minutes sports programme on Saturday mornings.

He also worked with Sky News and Sky Sports before moving into the south east with ITV.

He worked there for twelve years, starting as sports presenter then taking over the anchor role of the main news magazine show Meridian Tonight before he moved to the BBC in 2004.[2]

[edit] Interests

Geoff Clark is a keen sports fan, supporting Gillingham FC and Sussex County Cricket Club.

[edit] References

  1. ^ BBC South East Today - Presenters - Geoff Clark.
  2. ^ "Geoff Clark to join BBC South East Today", BBC, 2004-09-07. 
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