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Tanya Arnold was one of the main presenters for the BBCтАЩs unprecedented coverage of the Rugby League World Cup last year тАУ presenting 16 live programmes either from the ground or the studio. She fronted all the live games for the womenтАЩs tournament heading the first all female on air team to cover the sport in the UK. The coverage broke all records for viewers for the womenтАЩs game.
During the tournament she also presented live radio programmes, including the wheelchair final, and fronted the weekly Rugby League podcast.
As well as the presenting, Tanya Arnold was the pitch side reporter on the majority of the EnglandтАЩs menтАЩs matches and on the final of the menтАЩs tournament. SheтАЩs a reporter and presenter on the BBCтАЩs Challenge Cup coverage and has presented the Super League Show since 2012.
For more than 20 years Tanya Arnold was the sports reporter for BBC Look North in Yorkshire which involved covering all sports in a very diverse and passionate county. The role involved the planning of the output as well as the presentation of it, in and out of the studio. She was one of the first female sports reporters in broadcasting, starting at a time when women covering sport was virtually unheard of.
During her time at the BBC sheтАЩs also presented and reported for BBC Breakfast and the News Channel, and covered 2 Olympic Games and 1 Commonwealth Games as a reporter. Away from broadcasting, sheтАЩs hosted numerous awards ceremonies and events, moderated many panels on a broad range of subjects and done audience with type events.
Earlier this year, Tanya Arnold took the decision to leave her staff job at the BBC and go freelance and so be able to work on different projects.
SheтАЩs also a patron of the West Yorkshire MNDA branch having done the first interview with Rob Burrow after he was diagnosed with MND.
