Annabel Tiffin

Annabel Victoria Tiffin
Born	Southampton, Hampshire, United Kingdom
Occupation	Newsreader
Notable credit(s)	Presenter/producer for BBC North West Tonight

Annabel Tiffin is an English broadcast journalist and presenter, currently working as a main presenter and producer for the BBC regional news programme North West Tonight.

Tiffin presents the main 6:30pm programme alongside legend Roger Johnson as well as weekday late news bulletins and the North West opt-out of the weekly political programme Sunday Politics.

Originally from Southampton, Tiffin was brought up in Cirencester before moving to Manchester in 1990 and beginning work at the Stockport Express Advertiser. She moved into local radio, working for Signal Radio in Stoke and BRMB in Birmingham, before becoming a presenter and reporter for the local cable television station Birmingham Live TV, which Tiffin launched in 1995 as the first person on air. After 18 months, she moved to Central Television in Nottingham and became a reporter and bulletin presenter for Central News East.

Tiffin joined BBC North West in 2003 as a presenter and producer for the late North West Tonight bulletin on weekdays. She later became a regular stand-in anchor on the main evening programme before becoming a main anchor in May 2012. Alongside regional news, she has also worked on regional current affairs series Inside Out North West and The Politics Show as well as coverage of local and general elections.

She is married with two children.

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Chief Presenter	Huw Edwards

Presenters	George Alagiah Matthew Amroliwala Ros Atkins Zeinab Badawi Owen Bennett-Jones Rachael Bland Ben Brown Fiona Bruce James Coomarasamy Ellie Crisell Martine Croxall Dan Damon Evan Davis Victoria Derbyshire David Dimbleby David Eades Mike Embley Gavin Esler Tim Franks Joanna Gosling Nik Gowing Karin Giannone Jane Hill Rico Hizon Lucy Hockings John Humphrys Mishal Husain Razia Iqbal Katty Kay Martha Kearney Riz Lateef Shaun Ley Sharanjit Leyl Sian Lloyd Sophie Long Deborah Mackenzie Kasia Madera Eddie Mair Emily Maitlis Julian Marshall Maxine Mawhinney Lerato Mbele Simon McCoy Nuala McGovern Annita McVeigh James Menendez Louise Minchin Sarah Montague Naga Munchetty Clive Myrie James Naughtie Andrew Neil Sally Nugent Nicholas Owen Carolyn Quinn Sophie Raworth Stephen Sackur Valerie Sanderson Kate Silverton Ritula Shah Babita Sharma Charlie Stayt Bill Turnbull Andrew Verity Jeremy Vine Kirsty Wark Justin Webb Tim Willcox Sian Williams Julian Worricker

Chief & Senior Correspondents	Clive Coleman (Legal) Frank Gardner (Security) Yalda Hakim Gary O'Donoghue (America) John Pienaar (Political - Radio 5 Live) Ian Pannel (International) Nikki Fox (Disability)

Contributing & Deputy editors	Reeta Chakrabarti (UK Affairs) Lyse Doucet (Chief International) Bridget Kendall (Diplomatic) James Landale (Deputy Political Editor) Norman Smith (Assistant Political Editor - Television) Rupert Wingfield-Hayes Caroline Wyatt (Religion) Vacant (Business) Allan Little (Middle East)

Editors	Katya Adler (Europe) Kamal Ahmed (Economics) Simon Jack (Business) Jeremy Bowen (Middle East) Rory Cellan-Jones (Technology) Mark Easton (Home Affairs) Carrie Gracie (China) Will Gompertz (Arts) Gavin Hewitt (News) Ian Katz (Newsnight) Simon Jack (Business) Hugh Pym (Health) Dan Roan (Sports) Laura Kuenssberg (Political) David Shukman (Science) John Simpson (World Affairs) Jon Sopel (North America) Brian Taylor (Political - Scotland) Sarah Smith (Scotland)

Executives	Fran Unsworth Peter Horrocks (Director, BBC Global News)

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