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Michael Collie Born Michael Collie
17 August 1966
London, EnglandOccupation Journalist, newsreader and television presenter Years active 1986 - present Employer BBC Birmingham Michael Collie is a British television journalist who currently presents for the BBC in the West Midlands.[1] He currently is the joint main presenter of the regional opt-out on the weekly politics programme, the Politics Show, in addition to the weekend editions of BBC Midlands Today, alternating every other week with Sarah Falkland.
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BBC
He began his television career on BBC WM as the early morning newsreader in 1986. He has also appeared on radio, presenting "You and Yours" on BBC Radio 4. He joined "Countryfile" in 1989 and two years later he became a presenter on "Top Gear".
BBC Midlands Today
Michael joined the team at Midlands Today and BBC Birmingham in 1995 after being away from the second city. Michael is the main relief male news presenter on Midlands Today. When main news presenter Nick Owen is absent Michael will take his place (traditionally). Michael's relief co-presenter is Sarah Falkland.
BBC West Midlands Politics show
Michael is the main co-presenter of the Politics Show in the West Midlands. He presents the programme every other week, Sarah Falkland presents it the week after and before Michael.
Personal life
He went to school in Sheffield in Yorkshire. He lives near Pershore, Worcestershire, with his wife and four daughters. He studied Arts and Theatre at the University of Birmingham in the early 1980s.
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Top Gear Original format
(1977–2001)PresentersJason Barlow · Steve Berry · Tom Boswell · Julia Bradbury · Vicki Butler-Henderson · Jeremy Clarkson · Michael Collie · Brendan Coogan · Noel Edmonds · Chris Goffey · Kate Humble · Tony Mason · James May · Tiff Needell · Michele Newman · Angela Rippon · Quentin Willson · Andy Wilman · William WoollardSeriesList of episodesCurrent format
(2002–present)SpecialsWinter Olympics · US · Polar · Botswana · Vietnam · Bolivia · Top Gear of the Pops · Top Ground Gear Force · Middle EastPresentersMediaBroadcasters and video releases · Top Gear DVDsLocationsInternational versions: Australia · Russia · United States
Spin-offs: Rally Report · Top Gear Motorsport · Stars in Fast Cars
See also: Top Gear Magazine · Jon Bentley · Fifth Gear · driven · Criticism of Top Gear · Race to the NorthCategories:- British television presenters
- 1966 births
- Living people
- Top Gear
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