granada reports presenters 1970
Peter Fairley Science Editor for Independent Television News and TV Times magazine the late 1960s and early 1970s Anna Ford - initially worked as a researcher, news reporter and later newsreader at Granada Television; became a newsreader with ITN, and later helped launch ITV's first breakfast television service, TV-am Fiona Foster He told friends that growing up as the only black kid on a tough housing estate and joining the armed forces taught him all about resilience in life, they said it also gave him great empathy and insight. Kick Off local Sunday football highlights The much loved Granada Reports presenter, who has been a staple on TV sets across the North West for 17 years, sadly succumbed to kidney cancer on Saturday after bravely fighting the disease head on. Morris, who was diagnosed with kidney cancer in 2019, presented the show for 17 years . Youd be very welcome more details soon. This article contains content provided by Twitter. A donkey, Derek Hatton and Custers LastStand! Morris had worked on Granada Reports for 17 years and had continued to appear on . ITV Granada Reports Presenter Tony Morris, Dies Aged 57 Reginald Bosanquet- best known for presenting ITN bulletins in the 1970s; joined ITN at its start in 1955 as a sub-editor; later reported from many parts of the world and was the diplomatic correspondent for four years; held the 'head anchor' title at ITN between 1974 and 1976, in the absence of Alastair Burnet; died in 1984; son of the cricketer If you have a story suggestion email entertainment.news@bbc.co.uk. David Highet describes how he thinks Granada changed in the late1980s, David Highet describes how the programme Flying Start came about in the aftermath of the Toxtethriots, David Highet on Granadas first premises in Liverpool at ExchangeFlags, David Highet on Granadas rationale for opening a Liverpooloffice, David Highet on how Granadas coverage of the Toxteth riots was neverscreened, David Highet on how he came to be employed atGranada, David Highet on how he moved to work for David Plowright as Head of PublicAffairs, David Highet on the origins of Granadas office in the Albert Dock,Liverpool, David Highet on the special atmosphere that existed within Granadas Liverpoolbase. GR carries a lot more human interest than NWT, or at least it feels that way, and to get people interested in those stories, you need a Paul Crone or a Sarah Elliott to be your mate and almost go 'hey, what d'yer think of this?'. Lord John Birt 33K Followers, 124 Following, 840 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from ITV Granada Reports (@granadareports) Lucy Meacock. Wallen Matthie describes some of the range of regional programmes he workedon. Manchester, 1975-1990 Religious service every Sunday, Granada was a paternalistic has recently appeared, so was Sarah Elliott's departure really a cost-cutting excercise - or did she just leave of her own volition and has been replaced. Roland Coburn on Granada as a company andemployer, Roland Coburn on Granada as a family-friendlycompany, Roland Coburn on how Granada changed in the late 80s and early90s, Roland Coburn on working in localprogrammes, Roland Coburn recalls working with KenRussell, Roland Coburn remembers meeting the stars of CoronationStreet, Roland Coburn remembers visiting Granada as achild, Roland Coburn remembers working on World In Action for over 20years, Roland Coburn talks about how technical changes have affected the work of theeditor, Roland Coburns memories of Sir Denis Forman and theBernsteins, Roland Coburns memories of the Granada canteen and theStables, Sandy Ross on how he was first employed byGranada, Sandy Ross recalls how Granada responded to the launch of Channel4, Sandy Ross remembers working on the Granada regional daily news programme GranadaReports, Sandy Ross talks about his impressions of Granada TV as acompany, Sandy Ross talks about producing the childrens programme The MerseyPirate, Sandy Ross talks about producing the Granada regional programme Live FromTwo, Sandy Ross talks about the 1980 ITV licence renewal and the opening of a Granada studio inLiverpool, Sandy Ross talks about the TV drama Scully, written by Alan Bleasdale and his involvement in itsproduction, Stephen Kelly recalls the special atmosphere at Granadas first Liverpool studio at ExchangeFlags, Stephen Kelly recalls working on the Hypotheticalsprogramme, Stephen Kelly remembers working on the Reports Politicsprogramme, Stephen Kelly talks about Granada as a company and the type of people itemployed, Stephen Kelly talks about working on a World in Action programme about the LabourParty, Steve Leahy describes his move to being aresearcher, Steve Leahy describes how he joinedGranada, Steve Leahy on celebrating the success of the programme Busmans Holiday and how it cameabout, Steve Leahy on the creation of The Krypton Factor and many othershows, Steve Leahy recalls the great individuals atGranada, Steve Leahy reflects on the strengths of Granada and the fun of workingthere, Steve Leahy remembers sharing the role of head of Entertainment with DavidLiddiment, Steve Leahy talks about the importance of entertainment programmes toGranada, Steve Leahys pride in working atGranada, Wallen Matthie describes his memories of TonyWilson, Wallen Matthie describes how he joinedGranada.
granada reports presenters 1970