Suzanne Virdee

{{Infobox person |name=Suzanne Virdee |image=Suzanne Virdee -Kidderminster, Worcestershire, England-30August2008 cropped.jpg |caption=In March 2009 |birth_name=Suzanne Nicole Virdee |birth_date=16 October 1969 |birth_place=Worcestershire, United Kingdom |nationality=British |occupation=Broadcast, journalism |years_active=1987–present |family = Nick Virdee (Brother)
Kuba Virdee (Grandfather Suzanne Virdee (born 17 November 1969 in [[Worcestershire], West Midlands) is a British journalist and television presenter, working on a freelance basis with UK news organisation ITN.


Suzanne joined BBC Midlands Today in September 2001 she left the Programme at the end of March 2012. She was also a Reporter at BBC News In August 2012 Suzanne left and became a Writer "A Teenage girls Guide to being Fabulous." Suzanne started being a Presenter/Reporter for ITN in June 2015 she Co-Presents every morning from 6am

Career

Virdee became a journalist at the age of 18, working as a trainee reporter at the Solihull Times in her home town. She passed her journalism exams and switched to television journalism, working for Central News in Birmingham. Virdee went on to work for the Sunday Mercury and the Birmingham Mail (then the Birmingham Evening Mail) before a 16-month stint with BBC WM.

She returned to Central News as a reporter, presenter and producer before joining the BBC's Midlands Today programme in April 2001, presenting late night bulletins before becoming a main presenter a year later, alongside Nick Owen. Virdee has also worked as a relief presenter for BBC Breakfast.

On 29 March 2012, Virdee left Midlands Today after announcing she was unable to sign a five-month contract to continue presenting the programme.[1] The BBC took Virdee off air two days earlier than planned after she released a press statement about her departure.[2]

In August 2016, she joined ITN as a news correspondent for the ITV Lunchtime News and early newsreader for ITV News London. On 25 May 2017 she made her debut fronting short updates for 5 News.

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