Clare Balding
English broadcaster
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2023 | Balding became BBC's lead presenter for Wimbledon. |
2023 | Balding became BBC's lead presenter for Wimbledon. |
2022 | Balding was selected to be the BBC's lead presenter for Wimbledon, succeeding Sue Barker who retired the previous year. |
2022 | Clare Balding was appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in the 2022 Birthday Honours for services to sport and charity. |
2022 | Clare Balding was appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in the 2022 Birthday Honours for services to sport and charity. |
2022 | Balding was selected to be the BBC's lead presenter for Wimbledon, succeeding Sue Barker who retired the previous year. |
December 2022 | Clare Balding completed her two-year term as President of the Rugby Football League. |
December 2022 | Clare Balding completed her two-year term as President of the Rugby Football League. |
July 2020 | Clare Balding was appointed as the 30th President of the Rugby Football League, succeeding former footballer Tony Adams. |
July 2020 | Clare Balding was appointed as the 30th President of the Rugby Football League, succeeding former footballer Tony Adams. |
2017 | Balding was involved in a copy-control controversy regarding an interview she gave to Saga magazine, which led to the journalist Ginny Dougary removing her byline from the piece. |
2017 | Balding was involved in a copy-control controversy regarding an interview she gave to Saga magazine, which led to the journalist Ginny Dougary removing her byline from the piece. |
July 2017 | Clare Balding's episode of 'Who Do You Think You Are?' was first broadcast, revealing her family's historical connections and her great-grandfather's hidden sexuality. |
July 2017 | Clare Balding's episode of 'Who Do You Think You Are?' was first broadcast, revealing her family's historical connections and her great-grandfather's hidden sexuality. |
2016 | The Clare Balding Show, her sports chat show that aired on BT Sport and BBC Two, last aired. |
2016 | The Clare Balding Show, her sports chat show that aired on BT Sport and BBC Two, last aired. |
2015 | Clare Balding became an ambassador for Southampton FC's official charity, the Saints Foundation. |
2015 | In 2015, she received the First Women Awards Lifetime Achievement. |
2015 | She began presenting Today at Wimbledon for the BBC. |
2015 | Clare Balding became an ambassador for Southampton FC's official charity, the Saints Foundation. |
2015 | In 2015, she received the First Women Awards Lifetime Achievement. |
2015 | She began presenting Today at Wimbledon for the BBC. |
April 2015 | Clare Balding married Alice Arnold in a private ceremony. |
April 2015 | Clare Balding married Alice Arnold in a private ceremony. |
2014 | Balding was made an Honorary Fellow of Newnham College, Cambridge in 2014. |
2014 | Clare Balding was named in the top 10 on the World Pride Power list. |
2014 | Balding was recognized as the British Equestrian Federation Outstanding Journalist of the Year in 2014. |
2014 | Clare Balding publicly backed Hacked Off and its campaign for UK press self-regulation. |
2014 | Clare Balding was named in the top 10 on the World Pride Power list. |
2014 | Clare Balding publicly backed Hacked Off and its campaign for UK press self-regulation. |
2014 | Balding was made an Honorary Fellow of Newnham College, Cambridge in 2014. |
2014 | Balding was recognized as the British Equestrian Federation Outstanding Journalist of the Year in 2014. |
September 2014 | Balding released her second book, Walking Home: My Family and Other Ramblings. |
September 2014 | Balding released her second book, Walking Home: My Family and Other Ramblings. |
2013 | To mark the centenary of Emily Wilding Davison's fatal intervention in the 1913 Derby, Balding presented a documentary about Davison for Channel 4 titled Secrets of the Suffragettes. |
2013 | Balding won the award for Sports Presenter at the Television and Radio Industries Club Awards in 2013. |
2013 | She presented a BBC documentary about the Queen entitled The Queen – a Passion for Horses. |
2013 | In 2013, Balding was presented with the special BAFTA for her work on the 2012 Olympics and Paralympics. |
2013 | Clare Balding was appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the 2013 Birthday Honours for services to broadcasting and journalism. |
2013 | In 2013, she was awarded the TRIC Sports Presenter of the Year. |
2013 | In February 2013, Balding was assessed as one of the 100 most powerful women in the UK by Woman's Hour on BBC Radio 4. |
2013 | Balding won the award for Sports Presenter at the Television and Radio Industries Club Awards in 2013. |
2013 | Clare Balding was appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the 2013 Birthday Honours for services to broadcasting and journalism. |
2013 | In 2013, Balding was presented with the special BAFTA for her work on the 2012 Olympics and Paralympics. |
2013 | In February 2013, Balding was assessed as one of the 100 most powerful women in the UK by Woman's Hour on BBC Radio 4. |
2013 | In 2013, she was awarded the TRIC Sports Presenter of the Year. |
2013 | She presented a BBC documentary about the Queen entitled The Queen – a Passion for Horses. |
2013 | To mark the centenary of Emily Wilding Davison's fatal intervention in the 1913 Derby, Balding presented a documentary about Davison for Channel 4 titled Secrets of the Suffragettes. |
January 2013 | Balding began hosting the Good Morning Sunday program on BBC Radio 2, a role she continued until November 2017. |
January 2013 | Balding began hosting a Saturday night quiz show for BBC One called Britain's Brightest. |
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