1. Justin Rowlatt was born on June 1966 and is a British journalist, news reporter and television presenter who is currently working as Climate Editor for BBC News.
18 Facts About Justin Rowlatt
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Justin Rowlatt has previously been the BBC's South Asia Correspondent, based in Delhi and its chief environment correspondent.
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Justin Rowlatt went to school at Hampstead Comprehensive in Cricklewood, and later graduated in philosophy, politics and economics from Mansfield College, Oxford in 1987.
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Justin Rowlatt became widely known in Britain when in 2006 he became Newsnights "Ethical Man".
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Justin Rowlatt, who acknowledges his debt to Hickman, continued in this vein, focusing on environmental impact, especially his carbon footprint.
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The strand featured Justin Rowlatt reporting on global warming and environment issues across all BBC outlets.
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Much of Justin Rowlatt's career has focussed on current affairs and business and economic reporting.
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Justin Rowlatt was part of the original reporting team for BBC One's prime time factual programme, The One Show, "reporting on current affairs with flair".
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Justin Rowlatt was a relief presenter for BBC Breakfast in 2010 and for BBC Radio 4's PM programme in 2014.
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Justin Rowlatt was the main presenter on the World Service's flagship business programme, Business Daily.
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Justin Rowlatt presented the Business section of the Today Programme.
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In 2008, Justin Rowlatt became the first television journalist to interview a serving MI6 agent; the intelligence service was seeking to broaden its recruitment.
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Justin Rowlatt has presented prime time television series including The Trouble with Working Women with Sophie Raworth.
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Justin Rowlatt's dispatches have included reflections on his experiences with the Awa tribe in the Amazon, the time he discussed gay rights while taking a sauna with two homophobic Russians, and what India's space scientists and street children have in common.
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Justin Rowlatt was a foreign correspondent, as the BBC's lead reporter for the entire South Asia region.
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Justin Rowlatt took up the post in Delhi for two years, starting February 2015.
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Justin Rowlatt is married to writer and former BBC World Service producer Bee Justin Rowlatt and they have four children.
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Justin Rowlatt has written of their relationship and family life in her book Talking About Jane Austen in Baghdad.