Kasia Madera

News Anchor @Bbc News

London, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Apr 2010 — Present

News Anchor @Bbc News

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London, GB

News Anchor, BBC News Channel, NBH, London (Staff)* On set and on location anchoring BBC News output across both BBC TV News Channels including some of the big news events:*June 2022 - 2-days covering NATO Madrid Summit & exclusive with Poland’s President*April 2022 - Coverage of Ukrainian refugee assimilation in Poland *Feb 2022 - Anchoring from Poland-Ukraine border at start of the war in Ukraine*Aug 2021 - Interviewing people about the people trapped on the Polish-Belarus border*July 2021 - Western Germany covering floods across Europe*June 2020 - Anchored BBC News coverage of George Floyd’s funeral *April 2020 - Broke news on set of Boris Johnson being moved into intensive care with Covid*March 2020 - On set broke & rolled with news of the first lockdown in England*Dec 2019 - BBC One Election Programme deployed to DarlingtonPresenter, BBC World News, NBH, London.(Staff)March 2012 – March 2019*Presenting across all BBC News output with dedicated shifts on breakfast tv BBC Newsday*Dec 2018 - College Green OB on first day of debate on the EU withdrawal agreement*Oct 2018 - In Brussels anchoring coverage of EU Summit to try to break Brexit deadlock *June 2017 - On set early presenting during the Grenfell Tower Fire*July 2016 - On set presenting during the Nice Bastille truck terror attack *July 2016 - On set rolling on the Turkey coup*June 2016 - BBC One EU Referendum Programme deployed to Poland *Dec 2015 - Exclusive interview in Warsaw with Poland’s’ newly elected President Andrej Duda*March 2014 - Broke news of disappearance of MH370, moment used in the new Netflix film.*Dec 2013 - Interrupted scheduled programming on BBC One to break Nelson Mandela’s death*March 2011 - Fukushima Nuclear disaster rolling on endless breaking news and developments

EDUCATION

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Queen Mary University of London

Bachelor of Arts - BA, French & Politics

2000 — 2001

City St George’s, University of London

Post Graduate Diploma in Broadcast Journalism, Broadcast Journalism

SKILLS

Broadcast JournalismJournalismSocial MediaEditingBroadcastNew MediaVideo ProductionPublic RelationsTelevisionManagement

ABOUT KASIA MADERA

Kasia Madera is a BBC News Anchor on the BBC News Channel with over 20 years of broadcasting experience. Kasia was one of the first international broadcasters to report live from the Poland-Ukraine border at the start of the Ukraine war, witnessing as thousands fled. Of Polish heritage Kasia is bilingual and was able to sensitively interview many refugees in Polish and Ukrainian. One of her many interviews was used in the BBC News Channel’s RTS Award nomination tape. From breaking the news about the UK’s first full Covid lockdown in March 2020, Kasia was a reassuring presence throughout this time, regularly hosting the BBC Paper Review. Kasia was live on air to break the news that Boris Johnson was admitted into intensive care, a clip used in Charlie Brooker’s Anti-Viral Wipe. Kasia is as confident on set as on location. She has proven versatility from extensive experience in breaking news, from covering floods in Germany in 2021 to rolling in the early hours of the Grenfell Tower fire in 2017, she broke the disappearance of flight MH370 in 2014, a clip used in the new Netflix documentary, Flight MH370: The Plane That Disappeared. Kasia’s original stories have featured across BBC News platforms, including BBC Network News, BBC Breakfast, Radio 4’s From Our Own Correspondent, Ukrainecast and the World Service Global News podcasts, as well as BBC News Online and digital platforms like BBC IPlayer. Kasia is a regular presenter of Outside Source, the graphics-based explainer format programme which is popular on digital platforms. For over ten years she was a regular presenter on BBC Newsday, the fast-paced Asia facing tv breakfast programme. Interrupting scheduled programming on BBC One, Kasia broke the news of Nelson Mandela’s death in 2013. She anchored straight after the 2012 London Olympics Opening Ceremony when the BBC News Channel recorded its highest viewing figures.

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