Everything about Helen Fospero totally explained
Helen Fospero (born in 1966 in
Cleethorpes) is an
English television newsreader and
Journalist.
Biography
Born
Helen Jane Morton, she grew up in
Grimsby,
North East Lincolnshire and attended
Whitgift School
on
Crosland Road in Grimsby. She left school just before her
18th birthday and started her career at the local weekly newpaper. A short time later she joined a national news agency, writing for tabloids and broadsheets in
Fleet Street.
Her television career began when she was one of the first journalists to be recruited by
Sky Television at the end of the
1980s. She was a home news editor when the channel launched in
1989, and took on many roles in her nine years there, including
reporter and presenter on
Sky News Sunrise and
Sky News Live at Five. In 1997, she was poached by Breakfast Television station
GMTV, where she met
John Stapleton, who acts as a mentor to her. Fospero was initially the
Showbiz correspondent, then as the
United States correspondent, based in
New York.
In November 2002, when the
BBC launched the new
Yorkshire & Lincolnshire area, Fospero was appointed by
Greg Dyke to front the new version of regional
news magazine programme Look North along with
Peter Levy.
After her daughter was born, Fospero left
Look North to find a position based in
London to be closer to her family, and after standing in on
BBC London News, she joined
Five News.
She is now a regular presenter for Five News and has also made a return to Sky.
Personal life
Fospero married an American
TV producer Carl in May 2003 in Oxfordshire. The couple live in London and have a daughter called Francesca, born February 2004.
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