Lucy Whyte

Lucy J Whyte (born 2 October 1984) is a Scottish broadcast journalist, currently working for the BBC Scotland channel as the main anchor for the Seven news programme on Sunday evenings.

Lucy Whyte
Born2 October 1984[1]
Career
ShowThe Seven
Station(s)BBC Scotland channel
NetworkBBC
Time slot1900-1915 (Sundays)
StyleNews anchor
CountryScotland

Career

Whyte graduated in 2008 with a 2:1 Honours Degree in English Literature from the University of St Andrews, followed by a diploma in Broadcast Journalism from the University of the West of Scotland in 2008. Shortly afterwards, she joined Bauer Radio station Radio Clyde working as a journalist there for 4 years. In March 2012, she became a production and broadcast journalist for STV News, based in Glasgow, reporting and sometimes presenting bulletins on the main STV channel, as well as City channels STV Glasgow and STV Edinburgh. She occasionally appeared as anchor on the West edition of the STV News at Six.[2] From May 2016, covered maternity leave, as acting main anchor of the East edition of the STV News at Six based in Edinburgh. This ended on 21 April 2017 before she finally left STV altogether a week later to join BBC Scotland.

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gollark: For my random bodging, I probably want it to be interpreted, don't care about speed, and do not want to spent 5 hours mucking around with monads or something.
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References
  1. @LesleyColqBanks: "Happy birthday to @LucyJWhyte you can turn 30 more often...", Twitter.
  2. Lucy Whyte, LinkedIn.
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