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Sue Saville is an English television journalist, currently with ITN.

She joined ITN in May 1998,^[1] as a news correspondent on ITV News, after five years with GMTV, where she was Chief Correspondent.

She can now^[when?] be seen as the Medical Correspondent for ITV News.^{[citation needed]}

Career timeline

GMTV (Correspondent, 1993–1997)
BBC News at Six (Correspondent, 1999–2002)
ITV News (Correspondent, 2003 – present)

References

^ "Early evening hues; WARM TONES REPLACE THE COOL BLUES AT TEN". The Mirror. 2 March 1999. Retrieved 10 May 2009. They include Sue Saville, Mark Austin, Shiulie Ghosh, Terry Lloyd and Paul Davies.

External links

Sue Saville at IMDb

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