Kate Adie is one of the most popular veteran, senior female journalist, reporter and also the chief correspondent for BBC News, who also known for a BBC Radio 4's show "Our Own Correspondent," Kate Adie OBE received the Bafta Fellowship award after the concluded Bafta 2018 TV Awards ceremony this May 13, 2018. The Fellowship is the highest accolade that’s given out by Bafta.
Date of birth: September 19, 1945 (73 years)
Education: Newcastle University
Movies: Asunder
Siblings: Dianora Bond
Awards: British Academy Television Richard Dimbleby Award, Mungo Park Medal
Birth Sign : Virgo
Parents: Adopted daughter of her Sunderland parents John and Maud
Books: Fighting on the Home Front: The Legacy of Women in World War One (2013),
Nobody's Child (2005), Corsets to camouflage (2003), Into Danger: Risking Your life for work (2008), The Autobiography: The Kindness of strangers (2003)...
Spouse: Kate has never married and has no children of her own.
Net worth: Her salary has pushed her net worth to millions of pounds.
In 1980: She was the first at the scene when the Special Air Service marched the embassy throughout the London Iranian Embassy siege.
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