Television and Radio Appearances
- Esther (BBC1)
- Midweek (BBC Radio 4)
- You and Yours (BBC Radio 4)
- Open House with Gloria Hunniford (ITV)
- North East Tonight (Tyne Tees Television)
- The Today programme (BBC Radio 4)
- Calendar (Yorkshire Television)
- Breakfast Television (BBC1)
- (BBC World Service)
- The Heaven and Earth Show (BBC 2)
- The Des O'Connor Show (LWT)
- Quote Unquote (BBC Radio 4)
- Look North (BBC 1)
- The Big Toe Radio Show (BBC Radio 7)
- Just One Chance (BBC 2)
- Book at Bedtime (BBC Radio 4)
- Book of the Week (BBC Radio 4)
- A Good Read (BBC Radio 4)
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