Full list of BBC on-air salaries in 2024/25
The list is ranked by salary band, starting with the highest.
The equivalent salary band for 2023/24 is shown in brackets, with a description of the year-on-year change.
The list does not include people who are paid through independent production companies or the BBC's commercial arm BBC Studios.
1. Gary Lineker £1,350,000-£1,354,999 (no change)2. Zoe Ball £515,000-£519,999 (down from £950,000-£954,999)3. Alan Shearer £440,000-£444,999 (up from £380,000-£384,999)4. Greg James £425,000-£429,999 (up from £415,000-£419,999)=5. Fiona Bruce £410,000-£414,999 up from £405,000-£409,999)=5. Nick Robinson £410,000-£414,999 (up from £345,000-£349,999)7. Stephen Nolan £405,000-£409,999 (no change)8. Laura Kuenssberg £395,000-£399,999 (up from £325,000-£329,999)9. Vernon Kay £390,000-£394,999 (up from £320,000-£324,999)10. Justin Webb £365,000-£369,999 (up from £320,000-£324,999)=11. Scott Mills £355,000-£359,999 (up from £315,000-£319,999)=11. Naga Munchetty £355,000-£359,999 (up from £345,000-£349,999)13. Sophie Raworth £350,000-£354,999 (up from £325,000-£329,999)14. Clive Myrie £335,000-£339,999 (up from £310,000-£314,999)=15. Mark Chapman £325,000-£329,999 (up from £260,000-£264,999)=15. Mishal Husain £325,000-£329,999 (down from £340,000-£344,999)17. Amol Rajan £315,000-£319,999 (up from £310,000-£314,999)=18. Sara Cox £310,000-£314,999 (down from £315,000-£319,999)=18. Jeremy Vine £310,000-£314,999 (up from £285,000-£289,999)=20. Nicky Campbell £300,000-£304,999 (up from £295,000-£299,999)=20. Reeta Chakrabarti £300,000-£304,999 (up from £270,000-£274,999)=20. Evan Davis £300,000-£304,999 (up from £290,000-£294,999)=23. Ros Atkins £295,000-£299,999 (up from £290,000-£294,999)=23. Tina Daheley £295,000-£299,999 (up from £270,000-£274,999)25. Emma Barnett £285,000-£289,999 (not listed in 2023/24)26. Victoria Derbyshire £275,000-£279,999 (down from £295,000-£299,999)27. Chris Mason £270,000-£274,999 (up from £260,000-£264,999)28. Jeremy Bowen £260,000-£264,999 (up from £240,000-£244,999)29. Sarah Montague £250,000-£254,999 (up from £245,000-£249,999)30. Trevor Nelson £245,000-£249,999 (up from £235,000-£239,999)=31. Katya Adler £240,000-£244,999 (up from £230,000-£234,999)=31. Jon Kay £240,000-£244,999 (up from £225,000-£229,999)=33. Rick Edwards £235,000-£239,999 (up from £215,000-£219,999)=33. Faisal Islam £235,000-£239,999 (down from £260,000-£264,999)=33. Fergal Keane £235,000-£239,999 (up from £225,000-£229,999)=36. Jason Mohammad £230,000-£234,999 (down from £245,000-£249,999)=36. Sarah Smith £230,000-£234,999 (up from £225,000-£229,999)=36. Jo Whiley £230,000-£234,999 (down from £245,000-£249,999)39. Simon Jack £225,000-£229,999 (down from £240,000-£244,999)=40. Rachel Burden £220,000-£224,999 (no change)=40. Katie Razzall £220,000-£224,999 (not listed in 2023/24)=42. Mark Easton £210,000-£214,999 (up from £205,000-£209,999)=42. Orla Guerin £210,000-£214,999 (up from £195,000-£199,999)=42. Stephen Sackur £210,000-£214,999 (up from £200,000-£204,999)=45. Lyse Doucet £205,000-£209,999 (no change)=45. Jonny Dymond £205,000-£209,999 (up from £195,000-£199,999)=45. Christian Fraser £205,000-£209,999 (up from £195,000-£199,999)=45. Alex Scott £205,000-£209,999 (down from £220,000-£224,999)=45. Ben Thompson £205,000-£209,999 (down from £225,000-£229,999)=50. Matthew Amroliwala £200,000-£204,999 (up from £195,000-£199,999)=50. Ben Brown £200,000-£204,999 (up from £185,000-£189,999)=50. Jane Hill £200,000-£204,999 (up from £178,000-£184,999)=50. Lucy Hockings £200,000-£204,999 (up from £190,000-£194,999)=50. Sally Nugent £200,000-£204,999 (up from £195,000-£199,999)=50. Chris Sutton £200,000-£204,999 (up from £190,000-£194,999)=56. Owain Wyn Evans £195,000-£199,999 (down from £200,000-£204,999)=56. Maryam Moshiri £195,000-£199,999 (up from £185,000-£189,999)=58. Sally Bundock £190,000-£194,999 (not listed in 2023/24)=58. Craig Charles £190,000-£194,999 (up from £185,000-£189,999)=58. Annita McVeigh £190,000-£194,999 (not listed in 2023/24)=58. John Simpson £190,000-£194,999 (no change)=58. Charlie Stayt £190,000-£194,999 (no change)=63. Caitriona Perry £185,000-£189,999 (not listed in 2023/24)=63. Sumi Somaskanda £185,000-£189,999 (not listed in 2023/24)=65. Gary Davies £178,000-£184,999 (down from £200,000-£204,999)=65. Charlie Hedges £178,000-£184,999 (not listed in 2023/24)=65. Steven Lai £178,888-£184,999 (not listed in 2023/24)
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