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BBC Reporter Lauren Moss is yet to feature on Wikipedia.

Nonetheless, here are some facts about the journalist. Her age seems to be in the thirties. However, her exact birth date remains unknown as she hasn’t disclosed anything about the subject. Some Twitter posts do suggest that her birthday is in May each year.

Her Linkedin bio suggests her professional journey began in January 2009 with UTV Media as a Broadcast Journalist & Breakfast Show Co-Host.

Lauren worked there for over three years, representing Wire FM, Wish FM, Tower FM, and Juice FM. Then, in April 2012, he became a Senior Broadcast Journalist & Bulletin Editor for Bauer Media Group, where he worked until September 2015.

She was Radio City’s Breakfast Journalist, often heard from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. She further used to be on Radio City 2, City Talk 105.9, and Absolute Radio.

? so my time @BBCLondonNews has come to an end! The fantastic @sonjajessup is taking over all things Home Affairs!? I’ll miss the fabulous team but really looking forward to starting my new role as LGBT & Identity Correspondent next month ?️‍?Time for a little break first ☀️ pic.twitter.com/Y2CH7l9l7z

— Lauren Moss (@LaurenM0ss) March 25, 2022

After that, Lauren joined BBC (BBC South East Today) as a broadcast journalist. She worked there for over two years and became the Education and Social Affairs Correspondent (2017-2019).

Similarly, she has worked as the UK Health Correspondent (2019-2020) and Political Editor at BBC South East (2019-2021). And in September 2021, she became the Home Affairs Correspondent with the BBC London news team.

On 25 March 2022, Lauren announced her changing roles to LGBT & Identity Correspondent. Her job began in April 2022.

Aside from the little details on the journalist’s professional background, she hasn’t revealed much about her private matters, including her educational qualifications.

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