Adrian Mills is a multi talented broadcaster. Who is currently presenting Sky Travel Shop, acting in his first TV film Manners, in which he plays the lead role, contributing to the Sandi Toksvig Show on LBC radio, and has appeared in the world's first ever interactive pop video for Robbie Williams. His television break came when he joined the BBC1 consumer programme Thats Life where for seven years he developed into an accomplished investigative journalist, fronting numerous consumer campaigns.

He is well known to ITV viewers for presenting the confrontational talk show Central Weekend Live, which regularly attracted an audience share of over 40 per cent. Despite the diversity of subjects covered, and the highly charged emotions of a large audience, all eager to have their say, Adrian had the ability to manage the seemingly impossible - a balanced debate, live on air. He attributes his ease on live TV to the 1,000 hours of experience gained when he presented the live BBC morning programme People Today.

For 3 years Adrian reported on the BBC viewer feedback programme Bite Back and was a location presenter for Surprise Surprise as well as the popular Meridian Shows Anything Goes and Rummage. Continuing his association with Central Television, Adrian also presented The Weekend Show, an arts and entertainment programme for the region. With his extensive knowledge of travel, he has presented programmes for TV Travel Show, Getaways and now Sky Travel Shop.

Adrian trained as an actor and enjoyed a very successful acting career on stage, before turning his talents to television, appearing on Play for Today, Brookside and his finest moment as the chief villain in a Dr Who series. His most recent role was in a children's sitcom for BBC Television Bad Penny (2 series).

Adrian has been heard as a presenter on Talk Radio, where he hosted his own six hour phone in every week. He has also presented radio programmes on London's LBC, where he can still be heard as a regular contributor.

He has made a number of commercials, including regularly fronting campaigns for the Daily Mail, and Mail on Sunday, as well as numerous corporate presentations and videos include Microsoft and Ford, Waitrose and Nestle and he is regularly booked to host award ceremonies, after dinner speaking and to make personal appearances.. His natural wit and charm make him a much sought after presenter and guest on radio and television.

Another area of expertise is in restaurants, as he is closely involved in a highly successful chain of Thai restaurants in the London area and is involved with his own property abroad plus he and his wife are now involved in their own overseas hotel!