Spencer Kelly

I’m a seasoned technology broadcaster and journalist, best known as the face of the BBC’s flagship global TV programme Click, which aired from April 2000 until its final episode in March 2025—more than two decades spotlighting innovation on BBC World News. I also fronted BBC Radio 4’s Understand: Tech & AI series and regularly share tech insights on BBC Morning Live.

Armed with a double-first in Computer Science from Churchill College, Cambridge, I combine deep technical knowledge—especially in AI—with a flair for storytelling. My skill lies in translating complex subjects into clear, engaging narratives that resonate with global audiences. Over the years, I’ve helped startup founders present confidently, and I’ve held tech giants and industry leaders to account through incisive journalism and interview techniques.

Beyond presenting, I have hands-on experience in all aspects of TV and radio production and editing—and was part of groundbreaking moments, from Click’s first interactive 360° episode filmed at CERN to our live-audience special at Broadcasting House.

My reporting has spanned gadgets and social media to ethical implications of AI and corporate innovation.

Today, I continue to explore how technology shapes society, reporting on everything from AI breakthroughs to consumer devices—always with the aim of making tech accessible, accountable, and relevant for everyone.