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Julia Moffatt

2006-05-12T00:33:27Z

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'''Julia Moffatt''' (b. July 16, 1969 [[Wikipedia:Cambridge, United Kingdom|Cambridge, United Kingdom]]) is a [[Georgeland]] television newsreader, who presents the national [[Georgeland Broadcasting Corporation|GBC]] News bulletin on weeknights. She also presents the ''[[Issues]]'' program on the GBC on Friday nights. 
[[Image:Moffatt.jpg|right|Julia Moffatt]]
Moffatt's career began as a cadet journalist working in [[Wikipedia:London, UK|London]] before becoming a sub-editor for the [[Wikipedia:Daily Mail|Daily Mail]]. In 1993 she moved to Georgeland to take up a job at the [[Globe and Standard]] as a feature writer. In 1995, Moffatt began her broadcasting career, presenting a human interest story every day for the GBC's [[Doubledance]] local nightly radio bulletin. She made the switch to television in 1998, becoming GBC News's nightly finance correspondent. In 2000, she became the regular Doubledance newsreader, and took over the national broadcast from [[Allen Holmes]] in 2003. 
Moffatt's warm on-air personality (and British accent) have helped her become somewhat of a sex symbol, and she is also a regular panellist on comedy TV shows, including [[Here Isn't the News]].

Julia Moffatt

2006-05-12T00:33:05Z

68.41.155.62:

'''Julia Moffatt''' (b. July 16, 1969 [[Wikipedia:Cambridge, United Kingdom|Cambridge, United Kingdom]]) is a [[Georgeland]] television newsreader, who presents the national [[Georgeland Broadcasting Corporation|GBC]] News bulletin on weeknights. She also presents the ''[[Issues]]'' program on the GBC on Friday nights. 
[[Image:Moffatt.jpg|75px|right|Julia Moffatt]]
Moffatt's career began as a cadet journalist working in [[Wikipedia:London, UK|London]] before becoming a sub-editor for the [[Wikipedia:Daily Mail|Daily Mail]]. In 1993 she moved to Georgeland to take up a job at the [[Globe and Standard]] as a feature writer. In 1995, Moffatt began her broadcasting career, presenting a human interest story every day for the GBC's [[Doubledance]] local nightly radio bulletin. She made the switch to television in 1998, becoming GBC News's nightly finance correspondent. In 2000, she became the regular Doubledance newsreader, and took over the national broadcast from [[Allen Holmes]] in 2003. 
Moffatt's warm on-air personality (and British accent) have helped her become somewhat of a sex symbol, and she is also a regular panellist on comedy TV shows, including [[Here Isn't the News]].

Julia Moffatt

2006-05-12T00:32:43Z

68.41.155.62:

'''Julia Moffatt''' (b. July 16, 1969 [[Wikipedia:Cambridge, United Kingdom|Cambridge, United Kingdom]]) is a [[Georgeland]] television newsreader, who presents the national [[Georgeland Broadcasting Corporation|GBC]] News bulletin on weeknights. She also presents the ''[[Issues]]'' program on the GBC on Friday nights. 
[[Image:Moffatt.jpg|frame|75px|right|Julia Moffatt]]
Moffatt's career began as a cadet journalist working in [[Wikipedia:London, UK|London]] before becoming a sub-editor for the [[Wikipedia:Daily Mail|Daily Mail]]. In 1993 she moved to Georgeland to take up a job at the [[Globe and Standard]] as a feature writer. In 1995, Moffatt began her broadcasting career, presenting a human interest story every day for the GBC's [[Doubledance]] local nightly radio bulletin. She made the switch to television in 1998, becoming GBC News's nightly finance correspondent. In 2000, she became the regular Doubledance newsreader, and took over the national broadcast from [[Allen Holmes]] in 2003. 
Moffatt's warm on-air personality (and British accent) have helped her become somewhat of a sex symbol, and she is also a regular panellist on comedy TV shows, including [[Here Isn't the News]].

Julia Moffatt

2006-05-12T00:31:55Z

68.41.155.62:

'''Julia Moffatt''' (b. July 16, 1969 [[Wikipedia:Cambridge, United Kingdom|Cambridge, United Kingdom]]) is a [[Georgeland]] television newsreader, who presents the national [[Georgeland Broadcasting Corporation|GBC]] News bulletin on weeknights. She also presents the ''[[Issues]]'' program on the GBC on Friday nights. 
[[Image:Moffatt.jpg|thumb|right|Julia Moffatt]]
Moffatt's career began as a cadet journalist working in [[Wikipedia:London, UK|London]] before becoming a sub-editor for the [[Wikipedia:Daily Mail|Daily Mail]]. In 1993 she moved to Georgeland to take up a job at the [[Globe and Standard]] as a feature writer. In 1995, Moffatt began her broadcasting career, presenting a human interest story every day for the GBC's [[Doubledance]] local nightly radio bulletin. She made the switch to television in 1998, becoming GBC News's nightly finance correspondent. In 2000, she became the regular Doubledance newsreader, and took over the national broadcast from [[Allen Holmes]] in 2003. 
Moffatt's warm on-air personality (and British accent) have helped her become somewhat of a sex symbol, and she is also a regular panellist on comedy TV shows, including [[Here Isn't the News]].