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Victoria Coren, writer, television presenter, and professional poker player
Victoria Coren, writer, television presenter, and professional poker player, pictured in 1989 when she was aged 16.
Victorias full name is Victoria Elizabeth Coren Mitchell after marrying comedian David Mitchell.
Victoria is one of the main hosts of Have I Got News for You on BBC TV, and Only Connect for the BBC. In the 1980s, Victoria has been writing for Just Seventeen Magazine, and won a competition to write about teenage life for The Daily Telegraph.
Picture taken 27th April 1989
Bill Rowntree
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
London
Greater London
England
89-2527
Media ID 21821436
© Mirrorpix
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This print takes us back to the year 1989, when a young and ambitious Victoria Coren was just 16 years old. Pictured here, she exudes confidence and determination that would later propel her to great success in various fields. Victoria Coren Mitchell, as she is now known after marrying comedian David Mitchell, has made a name for herself as an accomplished writer, television presenter, and professional poker player. Her talent and versatility have earned her prominent roles on popular BBC shows such as Have I Got News for You and Only Connect. Before achieving fame in the media industry, Victoria honed her writing skills by contributing to Just Seventeen Magazine during the vibrant 1980s. Her exceptional abilities were recognized when she won a competition to write about teenage life for The Daily Telegraph. Bill Rowntree skillfully captured this moment in time on April 27th, 1989 - freezing forever the youthful energy of Victoria Coren at the cusp of adulthood. This photograph serves not only as a nostalgic reminder of an era long gone but also as a testament to Victoria's remarkable journey from talented teenager to influential figure in entertainment. As we gaze upon this image from Memory Lane Prints, we are reminded of how far Victoria Coren Mitchell has come since those early days - proving that with passion and dedication one can achieve greatness across multiple domains.
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