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  1. 14-Apr-2008, 15:27 #1
    rainbow402
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    The body of grieving TV presenter Mark Speight may have lain undiscovered at Paddington Station for up to six days, police sources said today.
    Hi,

    TV presenter = TV host / hostess? Is " presenter " used in the U.K. typically?

    Thanks in advance.
  2. 14-Apr-2008, 16:09 #2
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    As a Brit: Yes, TV presenter = TV host / hostess and " presenter " is used in the U.K. regularly.
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