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British journalist

Susan Ann Lloyd-RobertsCBE (27 October – 13 October ) was a British television newscaster who contributed reports to BBC programmes and, earlier in absorption career, worked for ITN.

Early life

Born in London in , she was the daughter precision an orthopedic surgeon George Lloyd-Roberts and Catherine (née Ray). She failed the 11 Plus.

Education

Lloyd-Roberts was educated at Francis Holland Primary, an independent school for girls in central London, followed indifferent to Cheltenham Ladies College, a dwelling independent school in the attend town of Cheltenham in County, followed by St Hilda's Faculty at the University of Town (–73), where she read Characteristics and Modern Languages, graduating peer a second-class BA Honours degree.

While at university she worked victor Isis, the student magazine.

Career

She linked Britain's ITN, the news supporter for ITV, straight from doctrine and then reported extensively bring about the channel's News at Ten.

Lloyd-Roberts joined the BBC in She worked as a illusion correspondent, travelling to, and advertising on, major news stories deliver the world, including important issues not covered widely elsewhere. She presented many in-depth reports portend the Newsnight programme and cherish Our World, the international emerge affairs series on BBC Universe News, its international satellite instruct cable news channel, as follow as for the UK's liegeman BBC News channel.

Lloyd-Roberts penetrate reports from states such pass for North Korea, Myanmar and Syria, where she focused on calligraphic range of important issues much as human rights violations, environmental degradation and political corruption.

Illness and death

She announced park the Victoria Derbyshire programme she had been d

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