Gamal Fahnbulleh

Gamal Fahnbulleh
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Gamal Fahnbulleh is a British broadcast journalist and presenter employed by Sky News.

Early life

Farnbulleh was born in London. His parents are Liberian immigrants.

Education

Fahnbulleh was educated at Taunton School, a boarding independent school in Taunton, Somerset, followed by the University of Manchester, where he graduated with a BA Honours in Politics and History, followed by a master's degree in International Politics. He then enrolled on a postgraduate diploma course in Broadcast Journalism at City University in London.[1]

Life and career

Fahnbulleh was one of only ten candidates to be selected for the ITV News Bursary Scheme in 2005. He worked for ITN and became a general reporter and programme presenter for Granada Reports on ITV Granada in North West England.

Fahnbulleh joined Sky News in November 2010 as a reporter. He has worked extensively with the British Army and during the summer of 2010 was embedded with the First Battalion, the Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment during a six-month tour of Afghanistan. In November of the same year, he was one of the first reporters to cover the student protests in London, and in 2011 reported live on the August riots from both Manchester and Liverpool. In the same year, he became a freelance presenter for Sky World News between 0:00 and 6:00.[2]

In June 2013 he moved to ITV Breakfast as the North of England Correspondent for Daybreak (now Good Morning Britain). In August 2014 he rejoined Sky News as a presenter.

Since 2017 Gamal has been one of Sky News' most common relief presenters having appeared on every single timeslot operated by the channel including News at Ten, Sunrise, Sky News Tonight and Sky News at 5 and also is the allocated presenter for Friday from 15:00 to 19:00 whilst Sarah Hewson is on maternity leave.

References

  1. ↑ Biographies - Gamal Fahnbulleh Publisher: Sky News Press Office. Retrieved: 31 December 2012.
  2. ↑ Biographies - Gamal Fahnbulleh Publisher: Sky News Press Office. Retrieved: 31 December 2012.
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