If you typed “GB News presenters female” after catching half an interview, the quickest clue is often the programme. Ellie Costello shares the breakfast desk with Eamonn Holmes or Stephen Dixon, Anne Diamond has presented weekend breakfast with Dixon, and Michelle Dewberry is the woman behind Dewbs & Co.
The harder ones to place are the familiar faces who have appeared on several shows. Here’s where you may have seen them before, which programmes to look up and how to find the woman who asked the question you’re still thinking about.
GB News presenters female line-up at a glance
| Presenter | Where you may have seen her | A clue to listen for |
|---|---|---|
| Ellie Costello | Breakfast with Eamonn and Ellie or Breakfast with Stephen and Ellie | Either co-host may address her as Ellie |
| Anne Diamond | Breakfast with Stephen and Anne | The weekend pairing with Stephen Dixon |
| Miriam Cates | Britain’s Newsroom | A morning discussion alongside Andrew Pierce |
| Emily Carver | Good Afternoon Britain | A daytime discussion of the day’s stories |
| Nana Akua | Nana Akua | Her full name doubles as the weekend show title |
| Camilla Tominey | The Camilla Tominey Show | A Sunday political interview from Westminster |
| Gloria De Piero | Gloria Meets… or the earlier The Real Me | An MP talking about the life behind their public role |
| Michelle Dewberry | Dewbs & Co | “Dewbs” is the clue in the programme name |
These are selected programme credits. For a particular broadcast, use its date to check who appeared that day.
Who are the women on GB News breakfast television?
Ellie Costello, the familiar face across two breakfast pairings
If you remember Eamonn Holmes calling his co-host Ellie, you heard Ellie Costello. Viewers who remember seeing her beside Stephen Dixon are right, too. The channel’s archive gives each pairing its own title. You can find Costello with Dixon on 19 June 2025 and with Holmes just four days later. Listings for November 2026 also carry both programme names.
Before becoming a breakfast anchor, Costello worked on the BBC’s Victoria Derbyshire programme and for the BBC World Service. Her reporting has included Just Stop Oil protests and the murder of Sir David Amess. If her name rings a bell from a report filmed outside the studio, that part of her career may be what you remember.
Anne Diamond, from TV-am to weekend breakfast
Anne Diamond’s connection with British breakfast television goes back to TV-am’s Good Morning Britain. She later teamed up with Nick Owen on BBC One for Good Morning with Anne and Nick. For anyone who remembers watching the pair in the 1990s, it’s easy to recall the right presenter and the wrong television partner.
Diamond joined GB News in 2022 to present weekend breakfast with Stephen Dixon. That gives viewers a neat way to place an old clip. Anne and Nick points to her BBC years. Stephen and Anne points to GB News. And if the only name you heard was Stephen, listen for his co-host’s introduction, since he has also presented breakfast with Costello.
The women behind the daytime news and weekend debates
Miriam Cates and Emily Carver
Miriam Cates has presented Britain’s Newsroom alongside Andrew Pierce. Before broadcasting, she worked as a teacher and served as the Conservative MP for Penistone and Stocksbridge from 2019 to 2024. That distinction matters with older footage. A clip of Cates speaking about education could show her answering questions as an elected representative or asking them as a presenter. The date and the introduction will tell you which.
Emily Carver is a name to look for on Good Afternoon Britain. The listing for 4 November 2026 credits her as a host. Carver also appears as a guest on programmes including Question Time and Politics Live. If you recognise her from the BBC, you may remember her taking questions from the panel chair. On GB News, you may have seen her steering the discussion herself.
Nana Akua and the changing afternoon line-up
Nana Akua has one of the easiest weekend programmes to find because it carries her name. Her own archive lists Saturday and Sunday editions by date. She came to television by way of radio, training as a DJ at Capital before presenting a drivetime show for Fusion Radio. BBC viewers may also remember her from the travel programme Holiday.
Akua has also appeared at the weekday afternoon desk. When GB News changed the Good Afternoon Britain line-up in August 2025, Akua and Dawn Neesom were announced for different days alongside Tom Harwood. So if you remember a woman co-hosting that programme, Carver, Akua and Neesom are all plausible answers from different broadcasts. An episode date narrows it down considerably.
Who interviews politicians on GB News?
Camilla Tominey and the Sunday Westminster interview
Camilla Tominey presents The Camilla Tominey Show, a Sunday politics programme from Westminster. Her newspaper work offers another clue to why she looks familiar. As an associate editor at The Telegraph, she has covered both politics and the Royal Family. Someone who first came across her byline on a royal story may recognise her on television questioning a politician.
If you heard an exchange on Sunday and want the question that came before a widely shared answer, try the programme’s audio feed. Its episodes are dated, so you can go straight to the relevant Sunday and hear the surrounding conversation.
Gloria De Piero and the life behind the politics
Gloria De Piero brings her experience as a former Labour MP to interviews with other politicians. Her series Gloria Meets… gives guests room to talk about how they grew up and what drew them into public life. An earlier title worth knowing is The Real Me. Searching both titles can help you find an interview you remember hearing years ago.
One example is her 2021 interview with Emily Thornberry. The conversation took in childhood poverty and the gap between Thornberry’s upbringing and her public image as an Islington barrister. If that is the exchange you remember, searching the two women’s names together with “childhood” is a much shorter route to it than browsing years of political programmes.
Michelle Dewberry and Bev Turner after dark
Michelle Dewberry won the second series of the BBC’s The Apprentice before becoming a familiar face in evening current affairs. Her GB News programme, Dewbs & Co, gives her scope to offer her own reading of the day’s events. The show title is particularly handy if you heard her name on the radio and weren’t sure how to spell her surname.
Bev Turner is another presenter viewers may recognise from more than one time slot. Her television credits include Britain’s Newsroom and The Late Show Live, which she has presented from Washington, DC. For an American politics clip, check the original broadcast date. In October 2026, Media Mole reported that Tom Harwood would take over her US role and Turner would return to the UK.
How to identify a presenter from a short clip
- Note the broadcast date and one distinctive detail. A guest’s surname, a co-host’s first name or a phrase from the question is enough to start. A repost date can be months removed from the interview.
- Look for the show title. Try the caption beneath the video or the opening seconds of the full segment. Search the title with the guest’s name. For a breakfast clip, include both first names if you heard them.
- Confirm who asked the question. Play from the introduction and listen for who welcomes the guest. A headline often names the person giving the answer, while the programme description identifies the interviewer.
Frequently asked questions
Who presents GB News breakfast with Eamonn Holmes?
Ellie Costello co-hosts Breakfast with Eamonn and Ellie. The programme has its own episode archive, separate from the breakfast editions she presents alongside Stephen Dixon.
Which GB News presenter worked with Nick Owen?
Anne Diamond co-presented Good Morning with Anne and Nick on BBC One. Her GB News weekend breakfast partner has been Stephen Dixon.
Which female GB News presenters were MPs?
Gloria De Piero and Miriam Cates both served in the House of Commons. De Piero was a Labour MP, while Cates represented Penistone and Stocksbridge for the Conservatives.
Can I listen to the presenters away from the television?
Yes. Dewbs & Co, Gloria Meets… and The Camilla Tominey Show all have audio editions. For something different, GB News Radio launched GB Mums with contributors including Michelle Dewberry, Nana Akua, Emily Carver and Bev Turner discussing parenting and family life.
Find the programme you remember
A search for “GB News presenters female” gets much easier once you have a pairing or a programme name. Ellie Costello and Anne Diamond both have breakfast credits with Stephen Dixon. Camilla Tominey and Gloria De Piero both interview politicians, but a Sunday Westminster exchange and a conversation about someone’s childhood point you towards different archives. Choose the closest match above, open the dated episode and listen to the introduction to put a name to the face.
