Chris Titmas was born in Cheadle Hulme and was a pupil of Gatley Primary and high School beofre going on to gain a btec national diploma in  at Cheadle Hulme....FE college

On compleing his Btec in media studies with modeules in self promition, business and change. Chris decided to 

was described as saying Chris ......desscribing graduation day as " one of the best days of his life" Two weeks before the end of term Chris spplied for a job in Mobiles Inn - Cheadles premier  communications brokers where Chris would go ont become floor manager within the year. After almost hald a decade at the top, Chris decided to capitalise on his ...gift for sales / / good exchange monetray





As well as an interest in the weather, Chris's other enjoys music and is a keen gamer who enjoys playing most games. Chris's other interests include gadgets & new technology, nature, and travel. He also enjoys cuisine, although doesn't have as much time as he'd like to cook!



Liam Dutton was born in Cardiff, and a pupil at Adamsdown Primary School and Willows High School, before going on to gain A-Levels at St. David's Sixth Form College.

On completing his A-Levels, Liam decided on a BSc. (Hons) Geography degree at the University of Wales, Swansea. His interest in weather led him to specialise in physical geography, opting for weather and climate related modules, as well as doing some mathematics for scientists.

Liam graduated in June 2002 with a 2:1, describing graduation day as, "one of the best days of his life". Two weeks before graduating, Liam applied for a job as a Broadcast Assistant at the BBC Weather Centre. After an interview and screen-test, he was offered the job - joining the weather centre in October 2002.

After settling in to the job, Liam started his broadcast training in January 2003, and got up to speed with broadcasting very quickly. He presented his first ever weather forecast, at the tender age of 22, on BBC Wales Today in June 2003 - coincidentally to his home nation!

For the following 3 years, Liam travelled around the UK as a roving weatherman, broadcasting the weather in many of the BBC nations and regions as holiday cover for the main presenters.

A promotion in Spring 2006 meant that Liam moved on to broadcast nationally and internationally on BBC News 24 and BBC World, as well as Radio 4.

In January 2007, Liam took a 9 month break from broadcasting to undertake further meteorological training at the Met Office College in Exeter. He also spent some time working as a commercial and aviation forecaster.

Liam returned to the BBC Weather Centre in September 2007 to broadcast across a wide range of BBC channels, regularly appearing on BBC News, BBC World News and BBC Breakfast on BBC One at the weekends. In addition he was also an established voice of weather on the Today programme on Radio 4.

In September 2011 it was announced that Liam would be leaving the BBC to join Channel 4 News from mid November as the programme's first ever weather presenter.

Liam will present a forecast after the news each weekday evening, as well as writing a weather blog and leading the Channel 4 Weather website. He'll also use social media to engage with viewers on all things weather related.

As well as an interest in the weather, Liam enjoys music and is a keen pianist who enjoys composing his own music. Liam's other interests include gadgets & new technology, nature, and travel. He also enjoys cuisine, although doesn't have as much time as he'd like to cook!