On Air

Sue has worked for the BBC since 1995 when she joined the team at BBC Breakfast, to present the sport. She is now a news and sports presenter for BBC News and the BBC News Channel and has worked at Sky Sports as a reporter and presenter, as well as a presenter on Setanta Sports News.

As well as being the first female voice to be heard on Match of the Day, Sue has been a regular face and voice on Football Focus and she has also presented shows for Radio 5 Live, BBC Radio London and Capital Gold. She has interviewed some of the world's greatest sportsmen and women including David Beckham, Sir Steve Redgrave, Dame Kelly Holmes, Jonah Lomu, Bernhard Langer and Andrew Strauss. Her many interviews with managers include Sir Alex Ferguson, Arsene Wenger and the late Sir Bobby Robson.

Sue is also a distinguished print journalist who has written for The Daily Telegraph and The Observer. She has also been the recipient of an award of distinction from the British Sports Journalism Awards.

Off Air

Sue has a BA in Film, Television and Photographic Arts from Westminster University.  She is an accomplished sportswoman who played for Milwall Lionesses.  She is also a keen golfer and regularly plays in pro-celebrity charity golf days.  In 2006 she ran the London Marathon in aid of Help the Hospices with the added pressure of being filmed throughout her training by BBC Breakfast.  Sue is currently writing her first novel and when not broadcasting enjoys ski-ing, watching films and spending time with her husband and two young children.