Television and Acting Career
For six years he was the host of the Central Television TV programme, Crimestalker, and later hosted Inside Crime on Carlton TV. He presented the Carlton TV programme The Verdict, which ran for 26 episodes. He is a member of a BBC Governors advisory panel.
He appeared in the following TV programmes:
- Question Time, (7 March 1991) as a guest
- Harry Enfield and Chums (episode 1.3, 1994), as the Crimesearch Presenter on a sketch of The Scousers
- Have I Got News for You, (episode 7.5, 1994) as a guest
- Millennium: Fact & Fiction (1997)
- GMTV, 25 January 2005 (one episode, 2005) as himself
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