Claire Victoria Marshall is a distinguished English journalist whose career has been marked by significant contributions to major news organizations, particularly the BBC. After completing her law degree at Balliol College, Oxford, and a post-graduate diploma in broadcast journalism at Cardiff University, she began her professional journey at ITN as a trainee junior producer. Here, she played a pivotal role in launching news programming for Five, showcasing her ability to adapt and thrive in a fast-paced media environment.

Following her tenure at ITN, Marshall joined Sky News as a text producer, where she honed her skills in news production and storytelling. Her work on the Sunrise program demonstrated her talent for engaging audiences with timely and relevant news coverage. In 2000, she transitioned to freelance reporting, which allowed her to expand her horizons internationally, including significant reporting stints in Peru, Madrid, the Middle East, and Mexico.

In 2007, Marshall returned to the UK as a News Correspondent for the BBC, where she reported on a diverse array of stories for BBC Radio, BBC News, and BBC One. Her versatility led her to become a frequent relief presenter on the BBC News channel and BBC World News, as well as a weekend presenter on BBC Breakfast. In 2008, she returned to South America as a correspondent, further solidifying her reputation as a skilled journalist.

Marshall’s career reached new heights when she was appointed the BBC’s Midlands Correspondent, where she regularly contributed to the BBC Six and Ten O’Clock News and the regional news program Midlands Today. In 2013, she took on the role of Environment Correspondent, reflecting her commitment to covering critical issues. Her appearances, including a notable mock Newsnight report in the drama series Party Animals, highlight her dynamic presence in the media landscape.