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Date of Birth: 1968 , May-15
Birth Nation: United Kingdom
Height: 5 Feet 9 Inch
Name Sophie Raworth
Birth Name Sophie Jane Raworth
Nick Name Sophie
Nationality English
Birth Place/City Redhill, Surrey
Profession Newsreader and journalist
Working For BBC
Salary 7 million US Dollars
Body Measurements 35-27-36 inches
Breast Size 35in
Waist size 27in
Hip Size 36in
Married Yes
Married to Richard Winter
Children Ella Rose, Georgia Grace and Oliver
Divorce No
Online Presence Facebook,Twitter,Wiki

Quick Timeline of Sophie Raworth

1968 Born in Redhill, Surrey, England
1992 Joined BBC
1995 Became the regular presenter of BBC's Look North programme
2009 Became the main relief presenter on the BBC News at Six
2003 Married to Richard Winter
2004 First child, Ella Rose Winter
2008 Third child, Oliver Winter
2013 Received Award of Doctor of Arts honoris by City University London
2013 Appeared in the movie, A Good Day to Die Hard

Detail Timeline of Sophie Raworth

May 15 , 1968

Born in Redhill, Surrey, England

Tall and beautiful, Sophie was born as Sophie Jane Raworth in Redhill, Surrey, England of United Kingdom to British parents. She was raised in Twickenham in upper middle class family. She is English and is of white ethnicity.

1992

Joined BBC

With the completion of her undergraduate degree from University of Manchester in French and German language, she took the job of English teaching for several years and then in 1992, she joined BBC as a news reporter.

1995

Became the regular presenter of BBC's Look North programme

Initially she worked at Greater Manchester Radio and later she got sifted to BBC Regions correspondent. In the early 1995, she was announced the presenter of BBC's Look North programme. From 1997, she began serving them as the co presenter of the show, Breakfast News.

2009

Became the main relief presenter on the BBC News at Six

She has been working at BBC News since 1992. During these two decades, she appeared in several shows and programs. From 2009, she began working as the presenter of BBC News at Six and BBC News at Ten. She is also well known for being the news presenter of the shows like BBC News at One and Watchdog. 

December 13 , 2003

Married to Richard Winter

On 13th of December 2003, Sophie got married to Richard Winter. Richard Winter is also her old friend and he is an estate agent by profession. As a married couple, they have been parents three times. They are happily married. 

May 20 , 2004

First child, Ella Rose Winter

She became mother for the first time in her life in 2004. She and her loving husband, Richard Winter welcomed their first child together on 20th of may 2004 and that time it was a baby girl and they named her Ella Rose Winter. 

March 9 , 2008

Third child, Oliver Winter

She became mother for the third time in her life and that was in 2008. She and love of her life Richard Winter welcomed their third child together on 9th of March and that time it was a son and they named him Oliver Winter. 

July 16 , 2013

Received Award of Doctor of Arts honoris by City University London

With the completion of her secondary education, she got enrolled at University of Manchester and finally earned her undergraduate degree in French and German language. After working for several years, she joined City University London and finally earned an Award of Doctor of Arts honoris causa from them in 2013.

2013

Appeared in the movie, A Good Day to Die Hard

Sophie Raworth is a talented television journalist, news reader and news presenter from United Kingdom. Besides her television career as a journalist, she is also an actress and she is famous for her appearance in the movie, A Good Day to Die Hard.

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On the 13th of December 2003, Sophie got married to Richard Winter. Richard Winter is also her old friend and he is an estate agent by profession. As a married couple, they have been parents three times.

Sophie received her elementary education from Putney High School. Later she attended St Paul's Girls' School. With the completion of her secondary education, she got enrolled at the University of Manchester and finally earned her undergraduate degree in French and German language. She took the job of English teaching for several years and then in 1992, she joined BBC as a news reporter. Initially, she worked at Greater Manchester Radio and later she got sifted to BBC Regions correspondent. In early 1995, she has announced the presenter of BBC's Look North program. From 2009, she began working as the presenter of BBC News at Six and BBC News at Ten. Her net worth is estimated to be in millions but the actual figure about them is unknown.