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What’s a typical day for you? (How busy/varied/challenging?)
I’m usually in the office by 5:30am, read up on the news, discuss the news flow with my producers, get my hair and make-up done and read up on what’s happening on social media. I’m on air from 9am-11am and then do interviews during the day, go to events and have lunches with my contacts. My days are very different – they can range from going to a Burberry fashion show, listening to Barack Obama at a press conference at Downing Street or interviewing a bank CEO at Canary Wharf. I don’t really have a typical day, and often finish late when I attend events or dinners. I try to limit my evening dos to three times a week, so I spend some family time with my two boys and husband.
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