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Catriona Shearer

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Catriona Shearer
NationalityScottish
SpouseDavid Balfour
Children2

Catriona Shearer is a Scottish broadcast journalist and producer, who was a presenter on BBC Scotland's national news programme Reporting Scotland.

Early life

Shearer graduated from Edinburgh Napier University with a BA (Hons) degree in Journalism.[1][2]

Career

After her graduation at Napier University in 2003, Shearer moved to London and joined BBC Radio 5 Live as a journalist and producer for the station's flagship news programmes - 5 Live Breakfast, Drive, The Midday News, and Weekend Breakfast. She later moved to Cardiff, working for BBC Radio Wales as a co-presenter for the Saturday afternoon sports show Sportstime and a producer on the station's entertainment, music and features output.[3]

Shearer later joined BBC Radio Scotland as a producer for news programmes Newsdrive and Scotland Live and presented traffic updates during the flagship breakfast programme Good Morning Scotland. She also presented a weekly online video podcast and worked on the radio quiz show Soundbites before becoming a television news presenter in 2007. Shearer currently presents Reporting Scotland's breakfast bulletins on weekdays and is a stand-in anchor for the main 6:30pm evening programme.[4]

Alongside Reporting Scotland, Shearer has also been involved with several BBC Scotland non-news programmes, including presenting a documentary on Pope Benedict XVI's tour visit to Scotland and a guest appearance on the football comedy series Only An Excuse?. As a keen music fan, she has also presented BBC Radio Scotland's overnight New Music Zone strand and has contributed to Kruger magazine and Gigwise. She is also a columnist for the Sunday edition of The Scottish Sun.

In May 2021, Shearer revealed on Twitter she would be leaving BBC Scotland after 16 years.[citation needed]

References

  1. ^ "Catriona Shearer speaking at Edinburgh Napier University - allmediascotland…media jobs, media release service and media resources for all". www.allmediascotland.com. Retrieved 1 October 2019.
  2. ^ Stephen, Phyllis (4 December 2012). "Awards ceremony for Edinburgh Napier journalism alumni". The Edinburgh Reporter. Retrieved 1 October 2019.
  3. ^ "Catriona Shearer". SpeakOut. Retrieved 12 August 2022.
  4. ^ "BBC One - Reporting Scotland - Catriona Shearer". BBC. Retrieved 12 August 2022.

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