Des Clarke is one of the UK's most exciting performers and is widely regarded as the trusted voice of radio comedy and satire in Scotland. He has made a name for himself as both a highly successful comedian and one of television and radio's hottest presenters. It all began for Des when he won a nationwide search to host the iconic Saturday morning show SM:TV Live. This weekly two hour broadcast showcased his abilities both as a comedian and presenter, including character sketches, celebrity interviews and comic monologues.

That led to an impressive and diverse TV career with presenting credits ranging from hosting his own shows on BBC Scotland, namely Breaking The News and Des Doesn't Do, to his very well received Big Try-Athlon documentary for Sport Relief. Des is a regular VT and vox pops presenter on BBC One's The One Show, Morning Live and Sunday Morning Live as well as being the voice of Jeopardy on ITV alongside Stephen Fry. Des regularly provides the laughs on Make You Laugh Out Loud, Channel 5's hugely successful comedy series, as well as the STV Appeal, Invention SOS, Sportsround, Club Cupid and for five years was the anchor of BBC Scotland's Children In Need. Other notable appearances include Live At The Fringe, Celebrity Chase, Celebrity Weakest Link, Richard Osman's House Of Games, Celebrity Pointless, Bad Language, The Dog Ate My Homework, Celebrity Eggheads and NBC's Today Show. .

Des is also a much-loved voice on the airwaves,presenting the Heart Scotland Breakfast Show. He spent over 10 years waking up Central Scotland as host of the award-winning Capital Breakfast Show and he hosted Heart Scotland's Drivetime Show for four years. Des also hosts BBC Radio Scotland's weekly panel show Breaking the News; taking a satirical look at the week's headlines, which is now a television show broadcast on BBC Scotland. His radio work has earned him widespread industry recognition, winning a British Radio Award and multiple Scottish Comedy Awards, as well as nominations in the UK Aria Awards, Celtic Media, Arqiva and Sony Awards. Des has also received critical acclaim for his comedy, winning Chortle Best Newcomer and the ITV Golden Mic Award.

Alongside friend and comedian, Amy Matthews, Des hosts Snookered on BBC Sounds. The pair interview snooker stars, legends of the game and fellow super fans.

Stand up remains Des's first love and he performs his own solo shows annually at the Edinburgh Fringe and Glasgow Comedy Festival. He has toured the world with his unique brand of observational humour, appearing on stage in New York, Dubai, Australia and Los Angeles.

His stage skills have seen Des play live to massive outdoor audiences, providing entertainment and commentary at both Six Nations Rugby and Scotland Football matches; culminating in performances to over a quarter of a million people during the 11 days of the Commonwealth Games. This was also the site of Des's undoubted career high, hosting the Commonwealth Games Closing Ceremony to a global TV audience of 1 billion viewers.

In 2019 Des took to the red carpet to host the BBC's Sports Personality Of The Year Awards Red Carpet Show, plus The After Show.

A high profile newspaper columnist and after dinner speaker too, Des Clarke has rapidly established himself as an exceptional all round performer.