Lesley Collier

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Lesley Collier is a British television presenter born in Essex.

[edit] Career

Collier graduated from The University of Exeter in 2004 with a degree in English and she has a postgraduate diploma in film journalism. She began her presenting career in 2005 hosting The Great Big British Quiz broadcast on Sky and Channel 5.

In September 2006 Collier went on to be the reporter and assistant producer for LONDON TV's What's On show, a weekly digest of London's arts and entertainment news broadcast on Sky 199 (Eat Cinema). In March 2007, Collier replaced Jonell Elliott as lead presenter. She left LONDON TV in November 2007.

In March 2008 she presented the official coverage of the Laurence Olivier Awards for the Society of London Theatre and Theatre247.tv. Collier can currently be heard reviewing films every Saturday morning between 8am and 10am on Brunel FM.

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Lesley presented one episode of The Mint Extra (ITV Play and ITV1) in September 2007 where she met her boyfriend, stand-up comedian and presenter, Milo McCabe.