Nina Warhurst

Nina Louise Warhurst (born 28 October 1980) is an English journalist, newsreader, television presenter and actress. She is currently the lead presenter of the BBC News at One. She was previously a business and consumer presenter on BBC Breakfast.

Early life and education Nina Louise Warhurst was born on 28 October 1980 at Wythenshawe Hospital in Wythenshawe, Greater Manchester. She grew up in Sale and later moved to Salford as a teenager.

Warhurst went to All Saints RC Primary School, and the catholic Loreto Grammar School in Altrincham, gaining nine GCSEs, and to St Bede's College, Manchester where she took A-levels in English Literature, History and Politics. At the University of Edinburgh she studied History and Politics, graduating with an MA in 2004,and later studied Broadcast journalism at the University of Westminster, graduating with a PG Dip. in 2005.

Career Warhurst begin her on-screen career in an acting role in the Christmas special of Casualty in 1997, In 2009, she moved to Channel M's weekday news programme Channel M Today, after cutbacks at station required the cancelation of Channel M Breakfast. In September 2016, Warhurst was appointed political editor at BBC North West.

In May 2024, it was announced that Warhurst, along with six other presenters, would start presenting the BBC News at One from its new home in Salford in June 2024. In March 2025, she was appointed as lead presenter of the BBC News at One, replacing Anna Foster.

Awards In 2017, Warhurst won a Royal Television Society award for "Best Regional Journalist" for her work on BBC North West Tonight and Sunday Politics North West.

Personal life Warhurst is married to Ed Fraser, a caterer. The couple met on holiday in Tisno, Croatia in 2013 and married on 21 March 2014 in New York City. They live in Chorlton, Manchester, and have two sons (born April 2016 and May 2018), and a daughter (born June 2023). She is a Roman Catholic and supports Manchester United.

Warhurst and her two sisters, Amy and Mel, were shown on BBC Breakfast in March 2023, speaking about their father Chris who was diagnosed with dementia in 2022; he died in July 2025.