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Mai has spent most of her career as a news and political anchor. She has also fronted all types of chat shows, from heavyweight debate programmes, to light hearted discussion programmes, on every subject from the arts to the environment.

 

 

Mai was born in Carmarthen in West Wales and started her television career in HTV Wales in Cardiff as a reporter and presenter on the evening news programme Wales at 6.

It wasn't long before she was spotted by other stations and Mai moved swiftly to TVS and then on to Meridian Television, becoming their news and political anchor. The programme won the Royal Television Society award for the best Regional News Magazine programme.

Mai then became a freelance presenter and has worked for the award winning 24-hour rolling news channel, Sky News, presenting daily news, as well as ITV Wales flagship political programme, Waterfront.

She has presented programmes for a variety of channels including Channel 5, BBC Radio 4 and 5 Live, BBC World Service.

 

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WHAT THEY SAY

Steve Morgan, Former Foreign Media Co-ordinator Al Gore
“I’ve seen a lot of interviewers in the UK and the USA. She can talk to anyone and get them to tell her everything. She’s a serious operator!”

Ashley Pearson, Hollywood columnist, OK magazine & ITV's This Morning
"Hands down one of the best presenters I've ever worked with on either side of the Atlantic. She is smart, funny, savvy and knows her stuff."

Sarah Wright, Creative Director Publicis Consultants
 "Political presenters who are both intelligent and sexy, are thin on the ground. Mai is the one lady who can definitely put the Schwing into swingometer."

Peter Law, Former Cabinet Minister Welsh Assembly
“Whenever they asked for a Minister to be interviewed by Mai everyone would take one step back. I always seemed to be the one left standing. Perhaps that’s why I’m not a minister any more.”

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WESTERN MAIL
".....Rumours suggest more than one politician refuses to be interviewed by Mai. Her questions make politicians squirm and have the capacity to create policy-changing headlines....."