Everything about Matthew Amroliwala totally explained
Matthew Amroliwala is a BBC newsreader who presents on
BBC News, the corporation's 24 hour rolling news channel, and on
BBC One at the weekends. He also appears in the revamped
Crimewatch programme on BBC One, with
Kirsty Young. With his youthful, striking appearance and precise delivery, he's regarded as the
silver fox of the BBC news team.
He was born Mehrwan F. Amroliwalla in Leeds in 1962. The son of a
Royal Air Force officer, he was educated at
The King's School, Ely and then
St Chad's College,
Durham University. He graduated in 1984 having read Law and Politics.
He was married in London, in June 1999,
and has four children: Milo, Louis, Mary and Mabel.
After an initial career as a
chartered accountant he joined the
BBC and in 1990 he became a
BBC network television correspondent. In 1997 he joined BBC News as a presenter of the channel's evening programmes, and from the beginning of 2001 he's presented the late afternoon news programme, first with
Jane Hill and then with
Maxine Mawhinney. In April 2006 he was reunited with Hill, and they now present together from 11am-2pm on weekdays.
He has covered many major news stories including reporting extensively from Northern Ireland. He has also reported from Bosnia on the fall of Srebrenica and travelled throughout the Balkans during that conflict.
Since January 2008, he's co-presented the programme
Crimewatch with
Kirsty Young, specializing in the solved cases.
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