The host of Saturday Live has been ranked amongst the top ten British voices in a poll conducted by Radio Times. Over the weekend breakfast table millions tune in to hear Fi Glover invite her guests to own up to peculiar habits, share 'inheritance tracks' and sometimes confess dark secrets - often becoming the subject of on-the-spot poetry. Fi herself admits to being reduced to tears by Lord Archer.

Fi made her name with Radio 4 listeners on the Sunday morning show, Broadcasting House. She has worked across the spectrum of network output, with presenting credits from How to Survive in the 21st Century to The Travel Show. It was this that sparked her first book: I am an Oil Tanker - travels with my radio.

In 2009 Fi chaired the judging panel for the Orange Prize for Fiction. She has also hosted awards celebrations for the publishing and planning industries, and the Royal Institute of British Architects. Described by The Guardian as 'velvet-voiced', Fi combines a deliciously quick wit with an ability to communicate on the same level as her audience - be they enjoying breakfast or a post-conference dinner.

After making her name with Radio 4, Radio Times voted Fi Glover ninth out of the top ten British voices, with her weekend breakfast show attracting over a million listeners. Her mix of serious journalism with a sarcastic touch makes her an ideal after dinner speaker.