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Susan Lawley OBE (born 14 July 1946) is a retired English television and radio broadcaster. Her main broadcasting background involved television news and current affairs. From 1988 to 2006, Lawley was the presenter of Desert Island Discs on BBC Radio 4 . Early life and education.
13. Nov. 2021 · From top (left to right): Trevor McDonald, Huw Edwards, Richard Baker, Anna Ford, Angela Rippon, Jon Snow, Sue Lawley, Adam Boulton and Anushka Asthana. Photograph: Westend61/Getty Images TV news
27. März 2018 · On 23 May 1988, the evening before section 28 came into force, lesbian activists stormed the BBC News studio where Sue Lawley was midway through the Six O’Clock News. Booan Temple was one of...
25. Aug. 2006 · The combination of Lawley, a former news anchor and a household name since the 1970s, and the venerable 64-year-old radio show has been in many ways the perfect match. It allowed Lawley, 60...
Sue Lawley. Actress: Yes Minister. Sue Lawley is a broadcaster, most well-known for presenting news bulletins on the BBC, and Desert Island Discs on BBC Radio. As one of the main presenters of Nationwide (1969) and later the main BBC news bulletins, Lawley's most famous incident as a newscaster was almost certainly her cool demeanour during a ...
Biographies. Sue Lawley is one of Britain’s best known radio and television broadcasters, hosting Desert Island Discs for eighteen years. She has now become famous as the first winner of Sky Arts TV’s Bridge: Celebrity Grand Slam (seepage 17). How did you start playing bridge? It took up bridge in my late twenties.
Presenter. One of the best known of the BBC's current affairs personalities during the 1970s and 1980s, Sue Lawley was a distinguished television figure until she was lured away from journalism into 'popular' television. The muffed transition to showbusiness became a turning point in her career.
