Declan Curry
Declan Curry is the main presenter of BBC’s Working Lunch which is BBC Two’s award-winning daily business, personal finance and consumer news programme which has been on air since September 1994.
Previously, Declan had been the Business Presenter for ‘Breakfast’ on BBC One and BBC News 24, the UK’s most-watched morning news programme. He had been a business presenter with BBC News 24 since the channel’s launch in 1997 and the Breakfast presenter for eight years.
Before that, he presented BBC Radio 5 Live’s early morning business programme, Wake up to Money, and produced and reported for a range of programmes, including Radio 4′s personal finance flagship Moneybox, Radio 5 Live’s Financial World Tonight, and World Service Radio’s World Business Report.
He has also worked for the London-based commercial news station LBC, and writes for a wide range of newspapers, magazines and industry publications in the UK, the Irish Republic and the United States.
If not broadcasting from his studio at the London Stock Exchange, you’ll find him reporting from factories, schools, farms, breweries, bakeries, bus & train stations, supermarkets and even occasionally gyms all across the UK.
Declan also appears coast-to-coast across the United States each morning, with a live report for the US network ABC. He reports occasionally for the BBC’s global news channel, BBC World.
He recently reported for BBC One’s ‘Heaven & Earth’ programme, as well as presenting Radio 5 Live’s ‘Weekend Business’, News 24′s ‘Storyfix’ and documentaries for BBC Northern Ireland.
He spent four years as a regular columnist for ‘Investors Chronicle’ magazine, and has been published in a wide range of titles in the UK, Ireland and the United States. He has written more times than he can remember for the BBCs news website.
He has been a presenter for BBC News 24 since the channel’s launch in 1997. Previously, he worked for programmes on BBC Radio 4 (Moneybox, Moneybox Live), Radio 5 Live (Wake up to Money, Financial World Tonight), World Service Radio, BBC Two, Channel Four and LBC.
