documentary called RAF 100: Into the Blue, where she talked about her grandfather, Captain Edwin Raworth, who was a pilot in the First World War. On 3 December 2021, the BBC announced that Raworth will be the interim presenter on BBC One's Sunday Morning (currently The Andrew Marr Show) from 9 January 2022. Personal life Raworth married Richard Winter in 2003 and they live in London with their two daughters and one son. In March 2017, the genealogy programme, Who Do You Think You Are? on BBC television, featured Raworth's family story. It revealed that she was descended from non-conformist ancestors who were members of the New Jerusalem Church. They lived in Birmingham at a time when the city was rocked by religious riots in 1791 with people like her ancestors being the targets. In the aftermath of the riots, Raworth's ancestors, William and Martha Mott, took a great risk by uprooting their young family to move to North America. However, within two years of arriving, the parents had died of yellow fever and the children were sent back to England. Raworth discovers in the programme that she was not descended from noted piano maker Henry Isaac Robert Mott as the family had believed, but from his cousin, Samuel Mott, who was sacked from the piano company and ended up taking his own life. Investigating another branch of her paternal family tree, she found a long line of horticultural heritage stretching back to the 1700s, and beginning with her great-grandfather Edgar Cussons Crowder, who once worked in the Palm House at Kew Gardens. Further research reveals that her five-times great-grandfather, Abraham Crowder, grew and sold pineapple plants in the 18th century, at a time when the fruit was a prestigious luxury. Running On 17 April 2011, Raworth completed the London Marathon, despite collapsing two miles from the finish line. By 2017, she had completed all six World Marathon Majors. In April 2018, Raworth completed the Marathon des Sables, a six-day, ultramarathon in the Sahara Desert. In October 2022, Raworth completed her 10th London Marathon. Filmography Film A Good Day to Die Hard (2013) – Cameo, herself Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie (2016) – Cameo, herself TV Breakfast (2000–2002) – Presenter BBC Nine O'Clock News (1999–2000) – Newscaster BBC News at Six (2003–present) – Newscaster BBC News at One (2006–present) – Newscaster Crimewatch Roadshow (2009) – Presenter Remembrance Sunday: The Cenotaph (2009–present)