Presenters

Natalie Graham

Natalie started working for the BBC in Sussex in 1996 and quickly discovered that being out on the road as a reporter was what she enjoyed doing most.

She began as Southern Counties Radio's woman in Crawley and enjoyed a political baptism of fire during the '97 General Election, interviewing Tony Blair and a host of Conservative ministers as the party tried (unsuccessfully) to defend its small majority.

Natalie then moved to Brighton as a radio car reporter for BBC Southern Counties' breakfast programmes.

Her favourite memories of the SCR Breakfast Show include eating fruit salad on toast - on air - as part of a feature on unusual breakfasts.

After four years she moved into television, working for BBC South Today in Southampton and then to South East Today when it launched in 2001 from its new Tunbridge Wells studios.

Since then she's been reading the news and reporting from Sussex.

Natalie lives in Seaford with her family and nurtures a not-so-secret love of local history!