Roger JohnsonLead Television Anchor and Award-Winning Broadcast Journalist

Roger Johnson is a prominent figure in British broadcasting, currently serving as the lead presenter for North West Tonight. In this role, he anchors the lunchtime and evening news bulletins for the region. His career progressed through several key BBC radio stations, including BBC Radio Solent and BBC Radio Manchester, before he moved into regional television reporting with South Today. His versatility in sports journalism earned him the title of Regional Sports Presenter of the Year from the Royal Television Society during his tenure in the south. Beyond his regional commitments, he is a familiar face on national television as a regular presenter for BBC Breakfast and has contributed extensive coverage to the BBC News Channel. An accomplished sports specialist, he has reported for flagship programmes such as Match of the Day and Final Score. He has also been a central figure in charitable broadcasting, leading regional coverage for the BBC Children in Need appeals across both the south and north-west of England. Having stepped into the anchoring role formerly held by the veteran broadcaster Gordon Burns, he has established himself as a reliable and authoritative voice in news and sport. Organisers book him for his professional delivery, extensive live broadcasting experience, and his ability to engage diverse audiences with clarity and confidence. On stage, Roger Johnson is best known for talks on News Presentation, Sport Reporting and Event Hosting. Audiences leave with a clear, practical view of the subject rather than a generic overview — every keynote is shaped around the brief and the room. Their work resonates with leaders across Media & Broadcasting, where the themes translate directly into team decisions, customer experience and growth strategy. To check availability or request a tailored brief for your event, send an enquiry and we'll come back with fees, dates and a short summary of how Roger Johnson would approach your audience.