"Matt Baker (presenter) Matthew James Baker MBE (born 23 December 1977) is an English television presenter, best known for his television work with the BBC. Baker co-presented the children's television show ""Blue Peter"" from 2000 until 2006, BBC One's ""Countryfile"" since 2009 and ""The One Show"" since 2011, with Alex Jones. Baker was born in Easington, County Durham. His father ran a newsagent's shop, and his parents had a smallholding in the village. He has one sister and two half-sisters. Baker attended Easington Village School, then, when he was aged 10, his parents bought a farm west of Durham, which"
"Jason Bradbury Jason Alan Bradbury (born 10 April 1969) is an English television presenter and children's author, best known for presenting shows such as the Channel 5 technology programme ""The Gadget Show"" and the BBC One game show ""Don't Scare the Hare"". In 2016, Bradbury presented several rounds of the Tour Series cycling competition for ITV4. His first book, ""Dot Robot"", was published on 5 February 2009 and his second novel in the ""Dot Robot"" series of techno-thrillers, ""Atomic Swarm"", was published on 1 February 2010. The third book, ""Cyber Gold"" was published on 7 April 2011. He is on"
"the judging panels for the BAFTA Video Games Awards and the ""Media Guardian Innovation Awards"". Bradbury's first ever television show was a cable show called ""Tellywest"", where he worked alongside Sacha Baron Cohen. He has also hosted shows on ""Bravo (UK TV channel)"" including ""Mercenaries"" in 2001/2002 (later repeated on the Virgin Channel some years later), and also on Trouble TV including ""T Spot"", ""Trouble @ Breakfast"", ""Jason On Your Doorstop"" and ""Trouble Radio"". He was also a presenter for BBC Knowledge's ""Front Room"" On ""The Gadget Show"", Bradbury regularly visits universities, laboratories and research and development departments to see"
"quiz show ""Take On the Twisters"", a summer replacement for ""The Chase"". In 2015, Bradbury presented an ITV primetime series called ""The Wonder of Britain"". In 2016, Bradbury began presenting her own eight-part ITV series ""Best Walks with a View with Julia Bradbury"". A book, ""Unforgettable Walks"", was published alongside the series. Beginning in January 2017, Bradbury presented ""Britain's Best Walks"" for ITV. In 2018, she co-presented a one-off programme called ""Britain's Favourite Walks: Top 100"", as voted for by the public. Ore Oduba presented the programme with her. She currently presents ""My £10K Holiday Home"", a new primetime ITV"
"presented ""The Gadget Show"" on Channel 5 in the United Kingdom, alongside Ortis Deley, Suzi Perry, Pollyanna Woodward and Jason Bradbury. In February 2012, it was announced that the show's format was changing, it was then known as """", and featured two of the previous presenting team Jason Bradbury and Pollyanna Woodward. Occasionally, he also presented on ""Fifth Gear"". In April 2013, it was announced on Twitter that ""The Gadget Show"" was returning to its old format, and Jon would be rejoining the line up alongside new co host Rachel Riley, (who also attended Oriel College, Oxford). He is married"
"for the 1995 year. Before that he was the poetry editor. According to Bradbury, he picked up the nickname ""Bomber"" from one of the editors of ""Craccum"". Bradbury is a former editor (2004–05) of New Zealand music magazine ""Rip It Up"". Prior to his television work Bradbury was the host of the 'Late night talk lounge' on defunct alternative music station Channel Z, as well as a regular DJ during various time slots. Until late 2011, he was a guest on various panel discussions on ""Afternoons with Jim Mora' on Radio New Zealand (RNZ). After a regular guest spot on"
"on The Panel was being withdrawn, it was not a ‘lifelong ban’ and it did not apply to other Radio New Zealand programmes"". Bradbury hosted ""Bomber's Blog – the war on news"", on Triangle TV – now renamed Face TV. He hosted an investigative television series called ""Stake-Out"" which used hidden cameras to catch people in the act of committing criminal or immoral acts on film. He hosts ""Citizen A"" on Face TV. More recently he has appeared on Eye to Eye with Willie Jackson on TVNZ. On 23 September 2016, Martyn Bradbury testified as a defence witness in Jordan"
"TV, followed by L!VE TV, before making the transition in 1996 from cable TV to terrestrial with GMTV as its Los Angeles correspondent. Bradbury also worked as a co-host on Top Gear during the 1990s. Bradbury and co-host Arkin Salih hosted the BBC's ""Are We Being Served?"", which examined customer service in the UK and ran for six programmes in the summer of 2006. The show later received strong criticism from comedian Lee Mack when he named it as 'the most evil programme ever made' during his appearance on ""TV Heaven, Telly Hell"". From 2008 to 2011, Bradbury presented four"
"on many television shows including: ""MTV Shakedown"" (MTV Europe), GMTV (ITV), ""LK Today"" (ITV), ""Big Brother's Little Brother"" (Channel 4), ""Battle of the Sexes"" (BBC One), ""The Wright Stuff"" (Channel 5), ""Make Me a Grown Up"" (Channel 4/T4), ""The Xtra Factor"" (ITV2) and ""T4"" (Channel 4). In 2006, he was approached by Channel 4 and asked to present his own fashion show, ""How to Look Good Naked"". In addition, he wrote his first book to accompany the series, entitled ""How to Look Good Naked: Shop for Your Shape and Look Amazing!"", that was published in April 2007. A second series"
"series. From 1997, she anchored ""Exclusive!"" for Five (now Channel 5). With Tim Vine, she presented the launch of Channel 5 in 1997. Bradbury has also presented on radio for BBC London 94.9, and Radio 5 Live. She crossed NUJ picket lines to present Radio 5 Live's breakfast programme on 15 July 2011. She presented the programme with Ian Payne who also broke the strike. Bradbury lives in Rutland and west London. In summer 2006, she was treated for endometriosis. In February 2011, Bradbury and her partner, Gerard Cunningham, announced they were expecting their first child, despite the problems associated"
"Tina Baker Tina Baker (born 4 May 1958 (Age 59), in Coalville, Leicestershire, England) is a broadcaster and journalist and a leading British soap opera and TV critic. She has featured on many TV programmes such as, ""Coronation Street Secrets"", ""The Good Soap Guide"", ""How Soaps Changed the World"", Big Brother's Big Mouth, and ""The Top 100 TV Christmas Crackers"". She is well known as the soap opera expert on the morning television programme GMTV and is member of the judging panel on the annual ""British Soap Awards"". Tina worked as a presenter/reporter on TV-am in the 1980s. However she"
"History Month. . He lives in London. Matt Cain (writer) Matt Cain (born 27 December 1974) is a British writer and broadcaster. Cain was born in Bury, Greater Manchester, England, and brought up in nearby Bolton. He was educated at state schools and then Cambridge University. Between 1999 and 2009, he made arts and entertainment programmes for ITV, including documentaries about Freddie Mercury, ""Mamma Mia!"" and ""The Da Vinci Code"", and profiles of Ian McKellen, Darcey Bussell and Will Young for ""The South Bank Show"". In 2010, Cain become Channel 4 News first Culture Editor, a role in which he"
"different, which they then pit against each other to see whose is best. The programme was broadcast for 4 episodes. Bradbury has written a series of techno-thrillers for 8 to 13 year olds called ""Dot Robot"". The first in the trilogy, ""Dot Robot"", tells the story of a twelve-year-old mathematics and computer gaming genius, recruited into a top-secret robot defence-force. He has also been touring schools in the UK since publication of the series with an interactive robot experience called ""The Dot Robot Roadshow"". His second book ""Atomic Swarm"", was published by Puffin on 1 February 2010 and the last"
"task on the BBC's ""Ask The Family"" when technical assistance was required as part of the programme. The content of the programme included music, visits from public figures, competitions, and cartoons. There was also coverage of news and issues relevant to children, presented by John Craven, building on his profile as the presenter of ""John Craven's Newsround"". The cornerstone, however, was the ""Swaporama"" element, hosted by Chegwin, who was very rarely in the studio. An outside broadcast unit would travel to different locations throughout the UK where children could swap their belongings with others. This proved to be one of"
"of The Literary Consultancy. He is the design director of Modular Garden. Joe Swift Joe Swift (born 25 May 1965) is an English garden designer, journalist and television personality. Swift is a regular presenter and designer on the BBC's ""Gardeners' World"", co-presenter on the Royal Horticultural Society Chelsea Flower Show, ""Gardeners' World Live"", Hampton Court, RHS Tatton Park Flower Show, BBC's ""Small Town Gardens"", and design judge on BBC's ""Gardener of the Year"". He has been a presenter/designer on ""Take 3 Gardeners"" (with Cleve West and Ann-Marie Powell). He is a garden designer, and has been involved in BBC2's ""Gardeners'"
"Matt Barbet Matthew Barbet (born 8 June 1976) is a British television presenter and journalist, best known for his work with Channel 5 and ITV. In 2003, Barbet joined BBC News, where he worked on various news programmes. In September 2007, he left BBC News so he could join 5 News. He covered some of the broadcaster's main news events. In September 2012 until April 2014, Barbet co-presented ""Daybreak"" alongside Ranvir Singh, before returning to 5 News for ""5 News Tonight"". He has also presented ""The Cycle Show"" for ITV4 and ""The Saturday Show"" for Channel 5. Growing up in"
"- a garden design and build company. Joe has designed many gardens on TV, including one for ""Comic Relief"", many for ""Gardeners' World"". including the Bournville Garden, The 40-year garden, and Alan Titchmarsh's 'How to be a Gardener' series. In 2009, Swift presented coverage of the Hampton Court Palace Flower Show for the BBC. He was also one of the main presenters of the BBC coverage of the 2010 Chelsea Flower Show. In 2013, he presented two episodes of ""Great British Garden Revival"". Swift has written for such newspapers as ""The Independent"", ""The Evening Standard"", and ""The Sunday Times"", on"
"get a start on television. Performers frequently featured included Peter Cook, Jake Thackray and Tim Brooke-Taylor. A successor with essentially the same format, ""Braden's Week"", appeared when he transferred to the BBC from 1967 to 1972. This show was cancelled when he advertised margarine on the BBC's commercial rival ITV; the BBC felt this was inconsistent with his role as the consumers' spokesman. Esther Rantzen, one of the researcher/presenters, went on to front a similar consumer-focused show, ""That's Life!"". In 1974, Braden also hosted a short-lived Canadian edition of ""The Braden Beat"" for Canada's fledgling Global Television Network. Braden hosted"
"Matt Cain (writer) Matt Cain (born 27 December 1974) is a British writer and broadcaster. Cain was born in Bury, Greater Manchester, England, and brought up in nearby Bolton. He was educated at state schools and then Cambridge University. Between 1999 and 2009, he made arts and entertainment programmes for ITV, including documentaries about Freddie Mercury, ""Mamma Mia!"" and ""The Da Vinci Code"", and profiles of Ian McKellen, Darcey Bussell and Will Young for ""The South Bank Show"". In 2010, Cain become Channel 4 News first Culture Editor, a role in which he attracted acclaim for his coverage of the"
"three-part documentary for the BBC called ""City in the Sky"", exploring the world of aviation. He presented this alongside mathematician Hannah Fry who specializes in the mathematics of cities. In December 2016, he was a contestant on ""Robot Wars"" alongside Suzi Perry. In 2017, his debut book ""Ad Astra: An Illustrated Guide to Leaving the Planet"" was published by Simon & Schuster. Dallas Campbell Robert Dallas Campbell (born 17 September 1970) is a British television presenter and television and stage actor, best known as a presenter on the factual Channel 5 series ""The Gadget Show"" in 2008 and BBC One"
"he will be leaving the show at the end of 2016. Jason was the host of the primetime BBC One game show ""Don't Scare the Hare"" which made its debut on 23 April 2011. The show was presented by Jason and narrated by Sue Perkins, and was scheduled to run for 9 episodes (including a compilation show), however it was axed after just a few episodes due to poor ratings. Bradbury hosts the Channel 5 show ""Motor Morphers"" which made its debut on 6 May 2013. In it, two teams are tasked with converting an old vehicle each into something"
"first they presented the BBC's ""Kitchen Magic"", but were soon poached by ITV's first cooking programme, which they presented as ""Fanny & Johnnie"". At that time Johnnie and Fanny were not married. Fanny adopted his name for their writing and television work and they eventually married in 1977. The marriage was in fact bigamous as Fanny was still married to her second husband, and fraudulent as she lied about her age on the marriage certificate. Johnnie Cradock Major John ""Johnnie"" Whitby Cradock (17 May 1904 in Lambeth, London – 30 January 1987 in Basingstoke, Hampshire) was an English cook, writer"
"the Bradford Animation Festival on 18 November 2007, with the festival including a retrospective of his films. Later films including social, political satires based on the work on Steve Bell which included ""Beaks to the Grindstone"" and ""A Journalist's Tale"". He worked with Bell again on the series ""Margaret Thatcher: Where Am I Now?"" He appeared on a number of programmes and documentaries on animation over the years, including the BBC 2 documentary ""The Craftsmen"" and the documentary series ""Animation Nation"", shown on BBC Four in 2005. He also taught animation at West Surrey College of Art and Design (now"
"John Stapleton John Martin Stapleton (born 24 February 1946) is an English journalist and broadcaster. He is known for his work as a presenter and reporter on ITV breakfast television (""TV-am"", ""GMTV"" and ""Daybreak"") in addition to hosting ""Nationwide"" and ""Watchdog"" for the BBC. He won the Royal Television Society's News Presenter of the Year award for 2003. Stapleton was born in Oldham, Lancashire. His father Frank was secretary of the local Co-operative and his mother, June was a part-time primary school teacher. Stapleton was educated at Diggle Primary School and Hulme Grammar School, Oldham and St John's College of"
"the BBC series ""Grumpy Old Men"". He currently presents three political discussion programmes for ITV Central, ""The Lobby"", transmitted in the Midlands, ""Last Orders"" for ITV Yorkshire and the ""London Debate"" transmitted in London and the South East. In 2010, John joined the newly established ITV Breakfast programme ""Daybreak"" as their Special Correspondent. During his time with the programme, Stapleton was also a part-time presenter. In 2014, it was announced that ""Daybreak"" was to come to an end after four years of broadcasting. It would be replaced by a new breakfast programme ""Good Morning Britain"" where he remained until July"
"play the pedal steel guitar. Matt Allwright Matthew ""Matt"" Allwright is an English television presenter, journalist, and musician . He is best known for presenting shows such as ""Watchdog"", ""Rogue Traders"", ""Food Inspectors, The Code"" and ""Fake Britain"" for BBC One as well as ""The One Show"". Allwright was educated at two independent schools in Berkshire: at Dolphin School in Hurst (near Reading) and Reading Blue Coat School in Sonning, where he was Head Boy, followed by the University of Manchester, where he gained a degree in English. In 1997, Allwright got his big break as a feature reporter on"
"to a standstill in April 2010. She also presented a new series in May 2011, following the routes of some of the UK's canals. From November to December 2011, Bradbury presented a series called ""That's Britain!"" with Nick Knowles, focusing on the good, the bad and the ugly in Britain. She presented with Hugh Dennis a four-part BBC One documentary series ""The Great British Countryside"", which began in February 2012. She has co-presented (with Richard Hammond) a programme about the wildlife of different countries called ""Planet Earth Live"" in 2012, which has aired on BBC One. In 2013, Bradbury co-presented"
"Boon, Woof!, Chancer, Soldier Soldier, The Barchester Chronicles and Doctors. Thames Television: This Week 1844. BBC: The Incredible Robert Baldick. He Said, She Said, Thirty-Minute Theatre, The Brothers, The Pallisers, Gangsters, Z-Cars, The Brothers, Angels, All Creatures Great & Small and Doctor Who (as a unit soldier with Tom Baker). TV Credits as a magician: ATV’s New Faces. John Milner (magician) John David Milner (born 1948 in Stourbridge, Worcestershire) is an English magician, stage and TV performer. He learnt magic from the performer and mentor to many well-known magicians, Ken Brooke. In 1963, he was a finalist in The Magic"
"for TV Times, Soaplife and Woman's Own magazines, plus The Sun, The Mirror, Teletext and various websites. She broadcasts on numerous radio stations, including BFBS, BBC Radio Five Live, Radio 2, The Asian Network and many regional stations. She is married and has five rescue cats. Tina Baker Tina Baker (born 4 May 1958 (Age 59), in Coalville, Leicestershire, England) is a broadcaster and journalist and a leading British soap opera and TV critic. She has featured on many TV programmes such as, ""Coronation Street Secrets"", ""The Good Soap Guide"", ""How Soaps Changed the World"", Big Brother's Big Mouth, and"
"combines live performances from some of the world's leading music artists with exclusive interviews. The show began as ""The Album Chart Show"" on 4 March 2006 and has been fronted by Joe Mace, Sara Cox and Nick Grimshaw, who joined at series four. Production television facilities for the programme have been provided by OB and One Box solutions using high-definition units; Lighting services are provided by television lighting specialists. Previous sponsors of this series have included include Sony Bravia, Rimmel, Shockwaves and Tesco Entertainment. Series nine returned in January 2013. The show is carried by MTV Networks in the UK"
"Brian Show, Competitively Incorrect with Jim Lampley, The Leeza Gibbons Show, The Lisa Fox Show, The Jerry Doyle Show, the Matt Alan Show, The Phil Henry Show, The Maria Sanchez Show, The Mark & Kim Show, and on radio stations KFI, KIIS FM, Sirius, KROQ. Cadell also hosted her own radio show called Sex Drive, co-hosted with daytime drama actress Jackie Zeman. As an expert in the field of love, relationships and sex, Cadell has contributed to magazines and news outlets The Huffington Post, The New York Times, Marie Claire, Men's Health, Women's Health Magazine, Cosmopolitan, Redbook, Woman's Day, Fitness,"
"channel, Channel 4. The concept was expanded and developed into a series for MTV and broadcast throughout 2009. Bradford served as executive producer and director. The group also made films about their trips to the 2004 and 2012 political conventions. Arthur and a ""How's Your News"" reporter were interviewed on the BBC podcast ""Ouch!"" He was also featured on NPR's ""This American Life"" in the ""Special Ed"" episode. In 2012, Bradford directed ""6 Days to Air"", a documentary that depicts the making of an episode of ""South Park"", which premiered on Comedy Central on October 9, 2011. It was nominated"
"same show, culminating recently with a version incorporating ""Nuts"" magazines' search for a new model, listed as ""UK Uncovered vs The Nuts Babe Search"". This latest incarnation mirrors a technique first used in ""BRAZEN"", specifically where the show's voiceover is done by a computer-generated personality but according to feedback found in various sources, this unique approach is not always popular with viewers. He also hosted a current affairs show for a younger audience on ITV1, called ""Late Attitude"". He has also produced several other series, such as ""The Steam Room"", ""Bak2Skool"", and he appeared in a mockumentary TV series entitled"