Libby Potter is a British

British people

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 reporter best known for her appearances on BBC Three

BBC Three

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 and BBC Two's

BBC Two

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 The Money Programme

The Money Programme

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After gaining a degree in English Literature from St John's College, Cambridge

St John's College, Cambridge

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, Potter's media career began in the BBC's New York

New York

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 news bureau

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, reviewing US film releases for BBC News 24

BBC News 24

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. After a time teaching English in Prague

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, she moved to BBC Three, presenting entertainment news programme Liquid News

Liquid News

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, and then 60 Seconds

60 Seconds

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and the main BBC Three News. Subsequently, in a move away from reporting, she presented the celebrity stock market show Celebdaq

Celebdaq

Celebdaq was an online "celebrity stock exchange" game on the BBC's website. In the past the game had its own television show on BBC Three. The television show was presented by Paddy O'Connell & Libby Potter. Later, the comedian Jenny Eclair was the presenter....

and hosted a behind the scenes show about BBC spy series, Spooks

Spooks

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As a business and consumer affairs specialist, she fronted two presenter-led documentaries for BBC Three's Outrageous Fortunes series, reporting from Japan, Hawaii, Dubai, South Africa, and the US. 

In 2006 she was appointed joint presenter of BBC Two's

BBC Two

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 forty year old Money Programme.

Outside of the BBC, Potter has worked as an entertainment news reporter for The Sunday Times

The Sunday Times

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 The Month DVD, Channel 4

Channel 4

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, Channel Five, freelanced for Channel 4 News

Channel 4 News

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and Euronews

EuroNews

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and made a series of short films for the charity Christian Aid

Christian Aid

Christian Aid is the official relief and development agency of 40 British and Irish churches and works to support sustainable development, alleviate poverty, support civil society and provide disaster relief in South America, the Caribbean, the Middle East, Africa and Asia...

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