KAYE ADAMS

Stuff and Radio Five Live and most recently has appeared as a regular reporter on BBC One's The One Show. She is also a sought-after contributor on a range of discussion and panel shows. She’s braved both Question Time and Have I Got news For You and sat in the more cosy surroundings of Countdown's Dictionary Corner.

Kaye started her media career as a journalist trainee at Central Television in Birmingham after graduating from Edinburgh University with an MA hons in Politics and Economics.

Her first coup was a one hour interview with Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher as part of an award-winning documentary about Women In Politics. Initially, she focused on hard news and as a reporter/presenter for Scottish Television was one of the first journalists on the ground at the Lockerbie Air Disaster.

In time, Kaye branched out into discussion shows and it’s in that area that she found her niche. She presented seven series of 'Scottish Women' for STV, her own show 'Kaye' for BBC2,’Esther’ for BBC2, 'Central Weekend' for Central TV and from 2000 till 2007, she anchored ‘ Loose Women’, where her journalistic training, incisiveness, and humor allowed her to steer the rest of the female panel in a popular and engaging mix of topical issues and entertainment.

Away from her broadcasting and writing commitments, Kaye is also well-known for her corporate work. Because of her extensive experience of handling live and unpredictable situations, she is the ideal facilitator for conferences as well as video presentation. Kaye contributes to various publications and has a regular column for No.1 magazine.

She has an ability to quickly pick up complicated briefs and communicate messages to an audience in a personable but informed manner. An adept interviewer, Kaye is comfortable with senior figures and more junior staff alike.