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The One Show celebrates 20 years of entertaining the nation
For 20 years, The One Show has brought the nation together every weekday evening, becoming one of the BBC’s most-loved programmes and home to some of television’s biggest interviews, unforgettable live moments, inspiring stories and exclusive performances. A trusted fixture on BBC One and iPlayer, the programme remains at the heart of the national conversation, reflecting the people, places and stories that matter most across the UK.
Hosted by some of the nation’s favourite presenters, led by Alex Jones and Roman Kemp alongside Clara Amfo, Angellica Bell, JB Gill, Vernon Kay and Lauren Laverne, The One Show continues to connect audiences with major announcements, cultural moments and remarkable stories from communities across all four nations.
Alex Jones was 'too scared' as young girl to say she wanted to be on TV
Presenter Alex Jones has revealed that she was "too scared" as a young girl to say she wanted to work in television.
The broadcaster, 49, is best known for presenting BBC's The One Show since 2010, but growing up in Carmarthenshire, south Wales, she never believed such a career would be possible.
She said: "When I was a little girl growing up in south Wales, I thought I'd like to be a presenter, but I was too scared to say anything because nobody in south Wales became broadcasters, especially not on national television."
Recalling a day when she presented from Windsor Castle, she added: "I really thought about that little girl that day and thought, 'I can't believe that this is what I do for a job'."
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Welsh BBC presenter gets emotional as she reflects on huge achievement
A beloved BBC presenter is celebrating a major career milestone after spending more than a decade fronting one of the broadcaster’s biggest programmes.
Alex Jones has reflected on her 16 years presenting The One Show, admitting she feels “emotional” as the long-running BBC One programme prepares to celebrate its 20th anniversary this month.
Jones has said she was “too scared” to admit she wanted to work in television as a young girl.
The broadcaster, 49, is best known for presenting BBC’s The One Show since 2010 but, growing up in Carmarthenshire said she never believed such a career would be possible.
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