Davina McCall

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DAVINA MCCALL is a television presenter, best known for presenting the UK edition of Big Brother and working as a presenter on MTV early in her career.

In 1995 she hosted the ITV game show God's Gift and she later went on to present the game show Streetmate (Channel 4) in 1998. Following this, Davina was put forward as presenter of the UK version of the game show Big Brother in 2000. Apart from Big Brother she has also presented the BRIT Awards in 2000, as well as the BBC charity show Comic Relief on several occasions. She presented the ITV show Don't Try This At Home in 2001, Popstars: The Rivals (ITV1) in 2002, The Vault (ITV1), Oblivious (ITV1), the reality TV show Reborn in the USA in 2003, as well as an entertainment show on the subject of love and dating called Love on a Saturday Night (ITV1) in 2004. In 2004 she also presented the BAFTA television awards.

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