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As a familiar face and voice-on the BBC with more than 25 years of service under her belt, Katya Adler is generally seen as a Shoo-in to replace Mishal Husain on the Today's Today program.
Two new contenders, however, have now emerged as possible candidates to participate in the flagship news show: the main at BBC Dharshini David and the Westminster -based political correspondent Leila Nathoo.
Both have been tested this month who held the prestigious news program this month, although BBC sources say that bosses are not in a hurry to make the appointment.
It was generally assumed that the Brussels-based Europe editor Katya Adler, 52, the BBC editor of Brussels, 52, is to replace Husain, 51, who left last month after a stint of 11 years.
Adler presents the edition of Tomorrow of Auschwitz on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of his liberation.
The person who gets the permanent job will become a member of the regular team of Justin Webb, Nick Robinson, Emma Barnett and Amol Rajan.
One thing that seems certain, according to a BBC insider, is that the new appointed will be a woman.
Katya Adler is generally seen as a shoo-in to replace the Mishal Husain on Radio 4's Today's Program
The Chief Economics correspondent of the BBC Dharshini David is one of the candidates to replace Mishal Husain on Radio 4's Today's Program
Dharshini David, 51
Education: James Allen's Girls' School, Dulwich, Southeast London (annual costs now £ 28,000); Downing College, Cambridge, where she started the ABBA society and was a rowing box. “I really loved screaming to eight men,” she said.
Jobs: Economist at HSBC Investment Bank; A Tesco Media Expert; Sky TV; Now BBC's Chief Economics Correspondent.
Performance: Author of books such as Environomics, which explained how toothpaste ruined the Boshuis of Orangoutans; an OBE was made for 'Services to Economics' in the Honors list of the last New Year.
Leila Nathoo, 39, is a political correspondent established in Westminster who is also a competition for the role
Leila Nathoo, 39
Education: St Paul's Girls' School, Hammersmith, West London (annual costs now £ 35,700)
Jobs: Was a member of BBC as an intern in Manchester in 2010, before he played a role in Nairobi and Delhi, as well as the correspondent in the UK; Now the political correspondent of BBC, plus stand-in presenter for Radio 4's pm and Westminster Hour, Radio 5 Live Shows and BBC2's Politics Live
Performance: A former researcher for the now degraded project about the testimonies of soldiers, who emphasized human rights violations during wars with the help of accounts of first -hand of service personnel.
