Claire Marshall

Claire Marshall
Born	Claire Marshall 1975 (age 50–51)
🏫 Education	Template:Chew Valley Comprehensive, Template:Blundell's School,
🎓 Alma mater	Template:Balliol College, Oxford,
💼 Occupation	Template:Journalist
Notable credit(s)	Template:BBC News (TV Channel), Template:BBC World News, Template:BBC Breakfast, Template:Midlands Today

Claire Victoria Marshall (born 1975) is an English journalist who works for BBC News.

Career

After leaving Template:Chew Valley School and then Template:Blundell's School,

in 1993, she read for a law degree at Template:Balliol College, Oxford. After graduating from Oxford University, she studied at

for a post-graduate diploma in broadcast journalism. Marshall joined Template:ITN as a trainee junior producer on the contract to produce news for Template:Five (channel) from its launch. Marshall then joined

as text producer, before producing Template:Sunrise (British TV programme).

Marshall became a freelance reporter and producer in 2000, including working for the BBC in Template:Peru. She then reported for the BBC from Template:Madrid, the Middle East and Mexico. She returned to the UK in 2007 as a News Correspondent, a role in which she reported on a variety of stories that did not need a specialist reporter for BBC Radio, Template:BBC News (TV Channel), Template:BBC One and Template:BBC Six. She soon also became a frequent relief presenter on the Template:BBC World News, and stood in on Template:BBC Breakfast at the weekend. In 2008, she returned to South America as a correspondent, giving up her presenting role. Marshall returned to the UK when she was appointed the BBC's Midlands Correspondent, working for network news and regularly appearing on the BBC Six and Ten O'Clock News, and the West Midland regional news Template:Midlands Today.

In 2013, she was made Environment Correspondent for the BBC.

She appeared as herself, doing a mocked up Template:Newsnight report on the 2007 Template:BBC Two drama series Template:Party Animals (TV series).

External links

• Claire Marshall on IMDb
• Famous Old Blundellians
• Blundell's Foundation Newsletter October 2003

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