Mishal Husain, celebrated as a prominent British newsreader and journalist, has gained recognition for her contributions to both BBC Television and BBC Radio.

Born on March 12, 1973, in Northampton, England, Husain hails from that locale.

Educated at esteemed institutions such as the British School in Abu Dhabi and Cobham Hall School in Kent, England, she continued her academic journey at New Hall, Cambridge, and the European University Institute in Florence, Italy.

Husain, born on March 12, 1973, in Northampton, England, to Pakistani parents, experienced a globally diverse upbringing as her family traversed various countries due to their international background.

Married to Meekal Hashmi, Husain is a mother of three children, residing in Camden, North London. Her career showcases a steadfast dedication to tackling significant societal concerns and delivering informative and insightful content across diverse media platforms.

Husain embarked on her journalism journey at the age of 18, working as a city reporter for The News in Islamabad, Pakistan. During her university years, she honed her skills through internships at the BBC. Over time, she rose to prominence as one of the primary hosts of BBC Radio 4’s Today program, while also making regular appearances on BBC television shows such as BBC Breakfast, The Andrew Marr Show, and HARDtalk.

Beyond her broadcasting endeavors, Husain actively engages in philanthropic endeavours. Such include ambassador for organizations like Mosaic, dedicated to supporting underprivileged youth. Her contributions to journalism have been widely recognized, with accolades such as the Broadcaster of the Year Award at the 2015 London Press Club Awards. Furthermore, she has authored a book titled “The Skills,” aimed at empowering women to achieve their career aspirations.