Sean Fletcher
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Sean Fletcher (born 20 April 1974) is an American-British journalist and radio broadcaster who is currently employed with ITV and BBC. Fletcher is best known as a sport presenter on Good Morning Britain and as a correspondent on Countryfile.
Rebound (2015–2016), the ITV daytime game show Rebound (2015–2016) and the Sunday morning talk show Sunday Morning Live (2017–present).
Early life and education
He was born in New York City to a Zimbabwean-born mother and an English father.
Fletcher was educated at Felsted School, an Essex independent school, before earning his degree in Geography at King's College London.
Personal life
Fletcher is Welsh and married to Welsh television producer and director Luned Tonderai. The couple have two children. He supports Tottenham Hotspur F.C.
In 2014, Fletcher became a celebrity ambassador for the UK charity Balls to Cancer. Sean became an ambassador for Beating Bowel Cancer charity in September 2015. He ran the London Marathon in 2015 and 2016 to raise money for the charity. In 2017, Fletcher ran the London Marathon for Heads Together and Young Minds United Kingdom.
He appeared on ITV's celebrity football match "Help for UNICEF UK" in 2016.
Career
Fletcher began his journalism career in Cardiff, designing BBC Radio Wales packages. He then travelled to London to work behind the scenes at Radio 5 Live in London. Many years ago, he began working on BBC 2W, Wales' digital TV station. He also spoke and wrote about sport for BBC Wales Today.
From 2005 to 2011, Fletcher delivered sports news on the rolling news network BBC News, and also BBC World News. In March 2010, Fletcher began reporting on BBC Breakfast news stories.
Fletcher left the BBC in October 2011 to join Sky Sports News, where he worked until his resignation in early 2014.
On the new ITV Breakfast show Good Morning Britain, it was announced on March 3rd that Fletcher will be named as a sports newsreader. On the program's first day, on April 28, 2014.
In 2015, Fletcher introduced Rebound, a ten-part daytime game show on ITV that was broadcast in the 5 p.m. slot. In 2016, a second series of the show was produced and aired. He appeared in an episode of All Star Mr & Mrs with his wife Luned in September 2015.
Fletcher has been an occasional reporter for Countryfile on BBC One since October 2015.
In 2016, Fletcher and Alice Roberts co-presented the BBC Two series Food Detectives alongside Tom Kerridge and Alice Roberts. Since 2017, he has been hosting the Sunday Morning Live broadcast alongside Emma Barnett. He has also appeared on the BBC One Sunday show Songs of Praise as a co-presenter.
Fletcher replaced Matthew Wright as host of BBC's current affairs show Inside Out London in September 2017. On BBC Two, he co-presented Britain's Classroom Heroes with Naga Munchetty in October 2017.