Alice Baxter Biography
Alice Baxter is a British news presenter who now hosts The Briefing on BBC One, BBC World News, and BBC News Channel. She joined World Business Report in the summer of 2012 and currently hosts its early morning broadcast, which is primarily seen by audiences in European and worldwide markets.
How old is Alice Baxter? – Age
The public does not yet know Alice’s precise birth date. As a result, determining her true age is challenging.
Where did Baxter go to school? – Education
Alice attended Cardiff University, where she studied history and theater before graduating with a certificate in Broadcast Journalism. She later entered the University of Cambridge, where she earned an MPhil in Modern History.
Alice Baxter – Family
Baxter is married to Jamie, who took maternity leave in the fall of 2016 and returned in March 2017. She had another maternity break in the summer of 2018, returning in September 2019. She then took another maternity leave in the spring of 2020, returning in January 2021. Baxter enjoys skiing and stays in shape. She has run several half and full marathons. Therefore, Baxter has 3 children.
What is Baxter Salary?
Her salary is under review.
Baxter Net Worth
Baxter’s net worth is $9 million.
Alice Baxter Career
She currently presents a blend of news and business programs across BBC World, BBC One, the BBC News Channel, and BBC Two. She can frequently be seen awarding World Business Reports, questioning CEOs, CFOs, and representatives from all over the world. Interview highpoints have comprised WPP’s Sir Martin Sorrell, Lloyd of London’s Richard Ward as well as South Africa’s Priest of Trade and Business Rob Davies, living from the BRIC summit. Beforehand joining BBC, she used to work at Sky News as an announcer. She also worked in Moscow as a senior worldwide correspondent plus presenter, where she anchored trade stories as well as major news. She worked consequently for about six years. She also worked as a co-producer and presenter in an award-winning Russian tourism series in Russia. She featured in the BBC’s award-winning grilling of CEOs, World Business Report, as well as politicians from all around the world. In 2013, she became very famous for covering breaking news stories about the escalation of pressures in Turkey, Syria, and Egypt. She is on BBC Radio 2. She has also functioned in South Ossetia, Austria, Yugoslavia, and South Korea to cover political, financial, and social interest stories.