Clive Myrie is a distinguished British journalist, recognized as one of the BBC’s most seasoned foreign correspondents and a celebrated face on BBC News. In 2021, he seamlessly transitioned as the Host of the revered BBC series Mastermind. Throughout his extensive career, Clive has notably served as the BBC’s correspondent across Asia, Africa, Washington, and Europe, focusing profoundly on US politics. This interest saw him reporting on three consequential US administrations: Clinton, Bush, and Obama, and crucially, the presidential races involving Donald Trump and Joe Biden. As a speaker, Clive delivers captivating insights on global politics, journalism, and the intricacies of international relations.

Currently, Clive anchors the BBC News Channel, presents news bulletins on BBC One, and contributes features and programs for Panorama, Newsnight, and Radio 4. His career, commencing as a trainee radio reporter with the BBC in 1987, has seen him report from over 80 countries, encompassing some of the most challenging environments. Beyond his role as a correspondent, he has excelled as the host for shows like Have I Got News For You and events for the BBC Proms in 2021.

Born in Bolton, Lancashire, Clive pursued his academic interests at the University of Sussex, where he studied law. His dedication to journalism has been repeatedly recognized, earning him the 2021 RTS Television Journalism Award for Journalist and Network Presenter of the Year. His other accolades include the 2018 RTS Award for Best Foreign Coverage, 2003 & 2004 Screen Nations Journalism Awards, the 2011 & 2017 MVSA Journalism Awards, and the 2003 Golden Nymph Journalism Award. Clive also penned a poignant memoir titled ‘Everything is Everything,’ where he delves into his experiences as a black journalist and the diverse perspectives it brought to his reporting.