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Gone but Never to be Forgotten

  Dave Myers is dead. He’d looked so very brave for so very long battling his cancer that while the end was clearly neigh, it was still a surprise.   Myers was an extremely accomplished presenter able to absorb script at speed and deliver it with light and shade. He understood the need for multiple […]

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Old Spice

23rd October 23

Charmed to learn that the Netflix blockbuster Beckham series features an array of sequences taken from Tour Story, the Channel 4 Spice Girls 1998 American tour documentary directed by oneself. David first joined us in the Spice Bubble hours after we’d filmed Victoria and Mel C in a Brooklyn pub, watching the famous foul. Victoria […]

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proteins

21st January 2015

In Tasmania with Rick Stein for a tasty Pacific Rim travel/cookery fusion, and it’s protein all the way.

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craft counsel

2nd March 2015

Back from the south and heading north to recce for more Slow TV

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Changing Gear

15th April 2015

The BBC 4 Handmade series is delivered, time to return, reluctantly, to the real world

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transports of delight

4th October 2015

A BBC pilot about rare and expensive cars forces me to confront something unforseen about my masculinity: it exists

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Gong Show

21st April 2016

nobody more astonished than me to be handed new doorstop

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Land of Dopes

27th June 2016

Heading North with Beatrix Potter, who wrote fantasies, while dwelling on the Brexiteers, who believe in them.

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ramp access all areas

4th July 2016

most presenters are pond-life. This one has special requirements that make her more interesting than the standard single-celled variety.

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Sound Advice

23rd July 2016

BBC 4 listeners frequently angered by the uproar of butterflies in the soundtrack.

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It’s a deja-vu thing

24th July 2016

Making a celebrity piece about the seventies, have come to realise how rough they were. Europe and the IMF kept us afloat. And then it was now.

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rooms with views

8th October 2016

explaining why I travel with lipstick and a camera

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About a Boy

9th November 2016

Called on by BBC2 to help Boy George remember his seventies childhood. If you recall them, you weren’t there.

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they do not mean to but they do

30th April 2017

Looking straight ahead helps men emote. Nick and I talk parents, unlock feelings.

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On Holy Ground

19th December 2018

For Easter and BBC1 and BBC4, painter of the moment Lachlan Goudie visits Israel and Palestine to talk renaissance art, the Crucifixion and The Madonna.

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Door: Shut

21st December 2018

Bringing Larry Grayson back from the dead for ITV was easy. helping him out of the closet was not.

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