Adam Boulton

Political Editor

Adam hosts Boulton & Co on Sky News, weekdays, 1pm – 2pm.

Adam has been at Sky News since the launch of the channel in February 1989. He is a pioneer of the innovative use of live analysis and pictures and hosted the historic Sky News debate between the three party leaders ahead of the 2010 General Election.

Adam spent the first 100 days of Barack Obama’s Presidency reporting from the US and gained an exclusive UK broadcast interview during the President’s visit to Ghana.

Adam has interviewed every Prime Minister from Sir Alec Douglas-Home to David Cameron as well as international stars and politicians. His questioning of George W Bush featured in the film “Taking Liberties”.

Adam is a winner of the Royal Television Society’s Judges’ Award and was elected 2007 Chairman of the Parliamentary Lobby. His former Sunday programme was voted “Current Affairs Show Of The Year.”

Adam has appeared on Celebrity Mastermind, Have I Got News For You, Newsnight and Bremner, Bird and Fortune. He has written 'Tony’s 10 Years: Memories of the Blair Administration’ and ‘Hung Together’ about the days after the 2010 General Election.

Adam has Masters degrees from Oxford and Johns Hopkins University. He is married to Anji Hunter; they have five children between them.

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  1. Posted by - Adam Boulton .The maverick and charismatic George Galloway has yet again confounded his critics by his dramatic and largely unheralded victory in the Bradford West by-election.As a UK politician, he is rivalled perhaps only by Boris Johnson a

  2. Posted by - Adam Boulton. George Osborne said this is a budget to simplify the tax system. But it is in fact fiendishly complicated to calculate its impact if you consider that the measures announced are coming into force years apart and that in a world

  3. Posted by - Adam Boulton. By inviting Gordon Brown to be the first European leader to visit him the White House, Barack Obama intended a compliment underlining the continued importance of the UK-US special relationship. But clumsy handling by an inexper