Suzanne Virdee
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Suzanne Virdee (born January 1, 1971) is a British television newsreader known in the Midlands area. She is the presenter of Midlands Today on BBC One and has appeared on BBC Breakfast as the programme's newsreader, until a change of studio and format in March 2006.
She became a journalist at the age of 18, working as a trainee reporter at the Solihull Times. Virdee passed her journalism exams and worked for Central News however she left the news programme and worked for the Sunday Mercury and the Birmingham Mail (then the Birmingham Evening Mail). She then moved to BBC WM then back to Central News after only 16 months of working for the radio station. She worked as a producer, presenter and reporter on Central News.
She is married to Andrew a freelance photographer and says she likes reading, cooking and going to the theatre.
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