2012 saw Gabby Logan as one of the leading presenters for BBC's coverage of the Olympics.

Playing tennis, and running half marathons are two of Gabbys favourite hobbies, she also has a keen interest in travelling. Her other interests include Yoga and alternative health issues.

Gabby is much in demand for award ceremonies, motivational speaking and personal appearances. She had the distinction of being the first ever host of the televised BAFTA Craft Awards for the Millennium. She also was the first woman to present a live terrestrial football match when covering Chelsea vs. Spurs in January 2002.

Gabby was voted Sports Personality of the Year at the 2002 TRIC Awards.

Gabby is the daughter of ex-Wales manager Terry Yorath and made her initial TV appearances presenting ITV Sport's On the Ball.

Another, less publicised side of Gabby is her charity involvement. She has been a keen supporter of efforts to help the homeless, and has spent previous Christmas Times on the streets of London with her husband (Scottish Rugby Internationalist) Kenny Logan giving up some of her own time in the homeless shelters run by Crisis and generally raising awareness.

Gabby appeared on ITV's Stars in their eyes programme as Sharleen Spiteri from Scottish band Texas, singing Say what you want and her photo shoot for the male magazine GQ in 2003 has become a bit of a collectors item among her many male fans.

Gabby is available for MotivationalAfter Dinner Speaking, HostingFacilitating Conferences and Hosting Awards Ceremonies.