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Entertain and energise your audience with Sara Cox, one of Britain's best-loved broadcasters and event hosts. Sara brings warmth, wit, and two decades of live presenting experience to awards evenings, conferences, and corporate occasions, with credits spanning Radio 1, Radio 2, and the BBC.
Sara Cox is a broadcaster, author, DJ, and event host whose work across national radio, live television, and entertainment has made her one of Britain’s most recognisable media voices.
Sara hosts BBC Radio 2's Breakfast Show, taking over after seven years fronting the station's teatime slot. She previously hosted the Radio 1 Breakfast Show for four years, drawing in over eight million listeners. Beyond radio, Sara has presented extensively for the BBC, including The Great Pottery Throwdown, Between the Covers, Back in Time, and Love in the Countryside. She is also a Sunday Times bestselling author of The Truth of Us, Way Back, and Thrown, as well as her memoir Till the Cows Come Home_._
Sara brings the same ease and warmth that has kept audiences tuned in across two flagship BBC radio shows to every engagement she is a part of. She has hosted award ceremonies, charity broadcasts, and major live events and raised over eleven million pounds for BBC Children in Need in 2025. Her ability to read a room, handle the unexpected, and keep any audience engaged makes her one of the most reliable and sought-after names in the business.
Book Sara Cox to bring warmth, professionalism, and star quality to your event.
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Sara Cox draws on her experience across flagship BBC radio and television presenting to host events with a conversational, audience-aware style developed over decades of live broadcasting.
Sara Cox is available for hosting, awards ceremonies, charity broadcasts, and live events, with topic areas spanning communication, brand partnerships, and parenting. She hosts BBC Radio 2's Breakfast Show and previously fronted the Radio 1 Breakfast Show to over eight million listeners, and is a Sunday Times bestselling author of novels including The Truth of Us and Way Back.
No. PepTalk adds no booking fee, so you pay the speaker's fee and nothing beyond it. The service, from shortlist through to contracts and event-day logistics, is included. For repeat or multi-event bookings, PepTalk can agree preferential rates with your procurement team.
Share your event date, audience, format, objectives and budget, and PepTalk sends a hand-picked shortlist within 24 hours. Each suggestion comes with a profile, a fee and a recommendation on the strongest fit. Once you choose, PepTalk handles contracts, travel and logistics through to event day.
The typical fee range is the speaker's standard in-person fee in their home market, shown in their local currency. It moves with format, location, date and session length: virtual sessions and shorter slots usually cost less, while international travel and peak dates cost more. Send your brief to PepTalk and the team will confirm the exact fee in your currency.
Not all of them, and it makes no difference to your booking. PepTalk's network of 15,000+ speakers covers talent the team works with directly alongside speakers represented by agents and agencies worldwide. PepTalk approaches the speaker, negotiates the fee and handles contracting either way.
Three to six months ahead is comfortable for most events, and 12 months is better for large conferences, peak-season dates or one specific in-demand speaker. Shorter timelines are workable, and PepTalk regularly fills last-minute and replacement bookings within days. Availability is the constraint, so get in touch as soon as you have a date.
