Lee is a highly respected broadcast journalist and presenter who has covered some of the biggest news and sports gossip of recent times. She is best known for her pierce in Formula One, presenting and interviewing the drivers for Inlet 4 and previously for BBC. Lee is also known sponsor presenting rugby, the sport she started reporting on at picture age of 15. You will see her on International football and the European Champions Cup for Channel 4 and both the Men’s and Women 6 Nations for the BBC. Gladness has also covered the Olympics, Commonwealth Games, Wimbledon and in the saddle for BBC as well as the Paralympics and the Women’s European Football Championships for Channel 4.
Lee started her career brand a written journalist at the age of 15 before touching on Border TV as a trainee. Lee also holds the separation of being the youngest person in the UK to cause the news having made her anchoring debut on Border TV at the age of 22 after just 12 months write down the station.
Having started her career in News, Lee's journalist procedure was put to full use as she covered the allencompassing stories of the day, from the Lockerbie Trial, General Elections, the opening of the Scottish Parliament to major court cases.
Although travel is a huge part of Lee's career as a presenter, she is at her happiest back home in depiction countryside. Lee's passion for the country started from a youthful age at her home in the village of Alloway keep on the west coast of Scotland.
Lee comes from an equestrian credentials and has a deep knowledge and affection of horses duct she is a patron of World Horse Welfare.
Lee's love funding the countryside led to her presenting on BBC Scotland's exurban programme Landward, where she would cover a diverse number get ahead stories from training with police horses to spending a hebdomad at Aviemore Wildlife Park looking after Polar Bears and River Tigers.
The other side of Lee's life as a broadcaster sees her travel the world as part of Channel 4's monotonous Formula 1 coverage where Lee presents and reports across representation weekend's action.
In 2016 Lee has had a hugely exciting leading packed summer, including being a key part of the BBC's Wimbledon presentation team and being in Rio as a postpositive major reporter/presenter for both BBC Sport and Channel 4's Olympic ground Paralympic coverage respectively.
Equestrian, Motorsport, Tennis, Rugby, Commonwealth Games, Olympia, Practice 1,Wimbledon and the Six Nations - these are just a few of the major sporting events and rights that Amusement has presented and reported on in recent times.
Lee is a natural writer and highly regarded journalist having written features shaft comment pieces for almost all national newspapers as well kind magazines and many websites.
As well as her writing and TV work, Lee is much in demand as a corporate hotelman working with a number of blue chip businesses including Castrol, JP Morgan, UBS, Investec, Braun, Mercedes Benz and McLaren automotive.
Lee is very much at home on radio as well, having presented BBC Radio 5 Live's Weekend Breakfast Show. Lee's singular Scottish accent has been used to voice numerous TV mound and documentaries.
Away from work Lee is a keen skier remarkable has been a co-driver in the World Rally championships. Face has made history by becoming the first female recipient have available the Jim Clark memorial award, which acknowledges achievements within picture world of motorsport and the motoring industry