Host: Huw Edwards
Huw Edwards anchors the BBC’s Ten O’Clock News. Previously, he was Chief Political Correspondent for BBC News 24 and has hosted the Six O’Clock News.
Huw has presented a range of BBC programmes, including Newsnight, Panorama and Breakfast News. He combined this with presenting programmes on classical music for BBC TWO, Radio 3 and Radio 4.
He co-hosted General Elections for Radio 4 and presented The Story of Wales, Songs of Praise, and hosted coverage of the Queen's Golden Jubilee Service at St Paul's Cathedral.
Huw’s other BBC duties include training young journalists. He conducts writing workshops for young people in schools during the year and is a patron of Skillset.
In 2005 he was appointed Patron of the National College of Music.
Rory Bremner
Rory Bremner is Britain’s best-loved impressionist. With a wide-ranging repertoire of
over 100 characters, he impersonates film stars to chatshow hosts, sportsmen to
newsreaders and politicians to Mohammed Al Fayed.
His series Rory Bremner…Who Else? and Bremner, Bird & Fortune, are among the
sharpest satire shows on television. Rory frequently appears in one-off topical specials,
such as My Government and Between Iraq and a Hard Place. He is also a regular on
BBC’s Mock the Week.
Rory has hosted Breakfast with Frost, written diaries for the Daily Telegraph and The
New Statesman, and translated Kurt Weill’s Der Silbersee for Broomhill Opera. He
even acheived chart-topping status with his single 19 Not Out (performed with the BBC
cricket commentary team).
He has twice won the British Comedy Award for Top Male Performer as well as
BAFTA’s Best Light Entertainment Award.