Janine Machin
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Janine Machin (born February 24, 1978) is a British radio and TV presenter. Machin was born in Stoke-on-Trent and is a graduate of Oxford University.
Machin began her media work in the English counties of Staffordshire and Cheshire as the host of the breakfast show on BBC Radio Stoke. She joined the radio station in 1999 as a telephone answerer and then in 2002 she became co-presenter of the breakfast show along with Kevin Fernihough. Since Fernihough's departure in 2004 to BBC Radio Northampton, Machin hosted the show as its sole presenter. In 2007 Machin joined BBC Look East based in Cambridge as a presenter and reporter for the BBC's Look East's "Close Up" service.
[edit] Trivia
Machin:
- Is reputed to have an exhaustive collection of footwear.
- She was also a goalkeeper of her school field hockey team.
- In an entry on the BBC website she says, "I like cheese and shoes more than I should, and I'm not a fan of Centre-Lane-Hoggers on the motorway!"
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