BBC London News 2001

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Director
Kay Headley
Artists
Riz Lateef
as Self - Presenter (Evening)
Tom Edwards
as Self - Transport & Environment Correspondent
Asad Ahmad
as Self - Presenter
Peter Cockroft
as Weather Presenter
Elizabeth Rizzini
as Self - Weather Forecaster
Gareth Furby
as Reporter
Matt Barbet
as Presenter - Evening
Victoria Hollins
as Reporter
Tim Donovan
as Political Editor
Alice Bhandhukravi
as Self - Presenter
Geraint Hughes
as Reporter
Brenda Emmanus
as Entertainment Correspondent
Ken Livingstone
as Self - Mayor of London
Louisa Preston
as Presenter - Afternoon
Jay Stewart
as Self
Mike Ramsden
as Reporter
Wendy Hurrell
as Self - Correspondent
Katharine Carpenter
as Self - Home Affairs Correspondent
Leshie Chandrapala
as Self - Daughter
Lilli Matson
as Self - Transport for London
Sarah Harris
as Reporter
Karthi Gnanasegaram
as Reporter
Kurt Barling
as Self - Special Correspondent
Andrew Winstanley
as Self - Transport Correspondent
Mark Bright
as Sports Presenter
José Mourinho
as Self - Chelsea FC Manager
Laura Bundock
as Reporter
Paraic O'Brien
as Reporter
Tolu Adeoye
as Self - Correspondent
Guy Lynn
as Self - Correspondent
Fathma Shabbir
as Self - Nurse
Ruth Hutt
as Self - Director of Public Health, Lambeth Council
Rafael Rodrigues
as Self - Covid Survivor
Harmandeep Singh
as Self - Consultant
Bill Hodgson
as Self - interviewed
Tomasz Schafernaker
as Self - Weather Forecaster
Marc Ashdown
as Self - Work & Money Correspondent
Georgina Ashby
as Self
Sara Thornton
as Self - Weather Forecaster
Sadiq Khan
as Self - Labour Mayoral Candidate
Siân Berry
as Self - Co-Leader, Green Party
Arsène Wenger
as Self - Arsenal FC Manager
Guy Smith
as Home Affairs Correspondent
Yvonne Hall
as Reporter
Luke Hanrahan
as Self - Correspondent
Stephen House
as Self - Deputy Commissioner, Metropolitan Police
Alison Earle
as Self - Correspondent
Ayshea Buksh
as Self - Correspondent
Susan Hopkins
as Self - Chief Medical Adviser for NHS Test and Trace
Anna Conniff-Gibbs
as Self
Ellie Evans
as Self - Research Lead, Volterra Partners
Lilian Alice
as Self - Catcalls of London
Lawrence Young
as Self - Virologist, University of Warwick
Farah Benis
as Self - Founder, Catcalls of London
Peter Bleksley
as Self - Retired Metropolitan Police Officer
Alex Wheatle
as Self - Author
Joshua
as Self
Lizzie Crowley
as Self
Mikhi
as Self
Scott Newton
as Self - School of Oriental and African Studies
Michael
as Self
Abjul Majid
as Self - Vice-President, Waltham Forest Islamic Society
Usha Mistry
as Self
Denait
as Self
Perry Benton
as Self - Metropolitan Police
David Clarke
as Self - Services Director, Royal National Institute of Blind People
Griff
as Self - Brit Awards Rising Star 2021
Dania Al-Abayed
as Self
Matthew Morris
as Reporter
Bob Crow
as Self - RMT Union Leader
Boris Johnson
as Self - Mayor of London
Peter Hendy
as Self - Transport Commissioner
Luisa Porritt
as Self - Liberal Democrat Mayoral Candidate
Tony Travers
as Self - Chair, London Finance Commission
as Reporter
Alan Pardew
as Self - Charlton FC Manager
Sebastian Coe
as Self - London 2012 Chairman
Alan Curbishley
as Self - West Ham FC Manager
Daniel Corbett
as Self - Weather Presenter
Sue Smith
as Self - Liberal Democrat, Woking
Anne Murray
as Self - Conservative
Claudia Webbe
as Self - Operation Trident Independent Advisory Group
Cheryl Sealey
as Self - Victim Aid
David Higgins
as Self - Olympic Delivery Authority
Shaun Dellenty
as Self
Steve Chambers
as Self
Jen Bartram
as Self - Weather Forecaster
Georgina Burnett
as Self - Weather Forecaster
Mark Kier
as Self - Environmental Activist
Chris Slegg
as Self - Correspondent
Melanie Eusebe
as Self - Co-Founder, Black British Business Awards
Bob Broadhurst
as Self - Former London 2012 Gold Commander, Metropolitan Police
Alyssa Langhoyer
as Self
David Knight
as Self - Quality Plants
Paul Murphy-Kasp
as Self - Correspondent
Nicola Ford
as Self - Correspondent
Jim Ashton
as Self - Resident
Alice Fuller
as Self - Operations Manager, Corsica Studios
Alison Coutinho
as Self
Chris Fawkes
as Self - Weather Forecaster
Gem O'Reilly
as Self - Correspondent
Michael Liebreich
as Self - Former TFL Board Member
Virginia Offiah
as Self
Beth Walk
as Self - Creator, Wakehurst Mouse Hole
Danny Shaw
as Self - Head of Strategy, Crest Advisory
Martin Piers
as Self - 'Mouse Hole Landlord'
Ahmed Hankir
as Self - Psychiatrist
Billy Manley
as Self
Mike Cole
as Self - Thames Rockets
Clive Morrison
as Self - Friend of Sasha Johnson
Emeka Frederick
as Self - Owner, Chuku's Restaurant
Jessica Ure
as Self - Correspondent
Bryan Porter
as Self - Porters Foliage
Ruari McCulloch
as Self - Pinstripes and Peonies
Leyla Hayes
as Self - Reporter
as Self - Presenter
Alex Bushill
as Self - Newsreader
Ava Vakil
as Self - Student
Michael Palin
as Self
Beverley Knight
as Self - interviewed
Jean Mackenzie
as Self - Reporter
Shehla Imtiaz-Umer
as Self - British Islamic Medical Association
Vera Baird
as Self - Victims Commissioner
Jace Tyrrell
as Self - CEO, New West End Company
Jack Straw
as Self - interviewed
Tessa Jowell
as Self - interviewed
Nick Beake
as Self - Reporter
Alex Deakin
as Self - Weather Forecaster
Sarah Jarvis
as Self - GP and Clinical Director at PatientAccess.com
Richard Ratcliffe
as Self - Nazanin's Husband
Europe Singh
as Self - Anti-Racism Campaigner
Willow
as Self - Activist
Brendan O'Callaghan
as Self
Tyrone Walker-Hebborn
as Self - Cinema Owner
Shaun Bailey
as Self - Conservative Mayoral Candidate
Brian Rose
as Self - Independent Mayoral Candidate
Ute Stephan
as Self - Professor of Entrepreneurship
Hetain Patel
as Self - Artist
Steven M. Smith
as Self
as Self
as Self
Gregory D Brown
as Self
Emily Maitlis
as Self - Presenter
Daniel Radcliffe
as Self
Rory Kinnear
as Self - Stage Actor
Richard Griffiths
as Self - Stage Actor
Danny Dyer
as Self - Actor
Nick Love
as Self - Director
as Self - Screenwriter
Nicholas Hytner
as Self - Guest
Emma Fletcher
as Self - Yoga Practioner
Miranda Sawyer
as Reporter
as Self - Weather Presenter
Peter Jones
as Self - Business Financier
Levi Roots
as Self - Reggae Reggae Sauce
George Galloway
as Self - Respect, Bethnal Green & Bow
Alison Freeman
as Self - Reporter
Louise Lear
as Self - Weather Presenter
Simon Foy
as Self - Metropolitan Police
Jules Lang
as Self - Traffic Reporter
Mark Viduka
as Self - Footballer
Richard Stirling
as Self - NFT Jessie Matthews Season Programmer
Corin Taylor
as Self - The TaxPayers' Alliance
Gillian Joseph
as Self
Stéphanie Montreux
as Self - Musical Theatre Performer
Jane Witherspoon
as Reporter
Robin Baker
as Self - British Film Institute Curator
Harriet Harman
as Self - Labour, Camberwell & Peckham
Sepp Blatter
as Self - FIFA President
Petra Salva
as Self - Thames Reach Bondway
Natalie Evans
as Self - British Chamber of Commerce
Andrew Pelling
as Self - Conservative, London Assembly
Robert Elms
as Self - BBC London 94.9 FM
David Sillito
as Self - Arts Correspondent
Paul Minton
as Self - Metropolitan Police
Berwyn Kinsey
as Self - London Housing Federation
Angie Bray
as Self - London Assembly
Jay Wynne
as Self - Weather Presenter
Abu Izzadeen
as Self
Melissa Berkovi-Freedman
as Self
Nina Ridge
as Weather Presenter
Wingham Rowan
as Self - Slivers-of-Time
Mr. Hudson
as Self - Mr Hudson & The Library
Geraldine Durrant
as Self - RaW Competition Winner
Yvette Cooper
as Self - Housing Minister
Gillian Hargreaves
as Self - Reporter
Lynda Gratton
as Self - Lehman Brothers Centre for Women in Business
Chris Smith
as Self - London Cultural Consortium
John Reid
as Self - Home Secretary
Bertha Joseph
as Self - Mayor of Brent
Mike Brown
as Self - Transport for London
David Burbage
as Self - Conservative, Windsor & Maidenhead
Lee Jasper
as Self - GLA Equalities & Policing
Peter Gilham
as Self - Brentford FC Director of Communications
Michael Snelling
as Self - Conservative, Gravesham
Yunes Teinaz
as Self - Regents Park Mosque
Patricia Cumper
as Self - Talawa Artistic Director
Adam Shields
as Self - Lakeside Hammers
Stuart Ogden
as Self - Transport for London Road Network Management
Michael Clark
as Self - Health Protection Agency
Roger Bond
as Self - Barking Riverside
Rosie Stancer
as Self - Mars North Pole Solo Explorer
Adam Wilkinson
as Self - Save Britain's Heritage
Arran Barnes
as Self - Metropolitan Police
Rose Forshall
as Self - Illustrator
Andrew Laidlaw
as Self - Lucky Soul
John Pitts
as Self - Criminologist
Brian Cooke
as Self - London TravelWatch
Ed Warner
as Self - UK Athletics Chairman
Geoff Martin
as Self - London Health Emergency
Geoffrey Riesel
as Self - Radio Taxis' Group
Carrie Davis
as Sports Reporter
Tony Redmond
as Self - Local Government Ombudsman
Robert Hufton
as Self - Clapham Methodist Church
Ian Mutch
as Self - Motorcycle Action Group
Julius Shebioba
as Self - Celestial Church of Christ
Peter Gibbs
as Self - Weather Presenter
Imran Khan
as Self - Solicitor
Clair Luckman
as As Self
Janet Mote
as Self - Conservative, Harrow Council
Jan Atkins
as Self - Methodist Minister
Shaa Wasmund
as Self - Businesswoman
Simon Wykes
as Self - Mecca Bingo Managing Director
Paul Emberley
as Self - Metronet
Howard Stoate
as Self - Labour, Dartford
Hazel Simmons
as Self - Labour, Luton
Gilberto Silva
as Self - Footballer
Lucy Cope
as Self - Mothers Against Guns
Chris Leslie
as Self - New Local Government Network
Rosie Winterton
as Self - Health Minister
Simon Montague
as Self - Eurostar
Wang Hui
as Self - Beijing Olympic Committee
Merrick Cockell
as Self - Kensington & Chelsea Council Leader
Joseph Yobo
as Self - Footballer
Vicki Harris
as Self - Lib Dem, Kingston Council
Paul Finch
as Self - Commission for Architecture & the Built Environment
Paul Curran
as Reporter
Steven Baldwin
as Self - Bingo Association
Ali Howard
as Self - Lucky Soul
William Lloyd
as Self - Conservative, Brentwood
Gennaro Castaldo
as Self - HMV Spokesman
Rocky Fernandez
as Self - Victim
Roy Wilsher
as Self - Hertfordshire Fire & Rescue Service
Cressida Dick
as Self - Metropolitan Police
Robert Blackman
as Self - Conservative, London Assembly
Gordon Taylor
as Self - West London Residents' Association
Richard Rutter
as Self - British Waterways
David James
as Self - Conservative Peer
Maggie Farrow
as Self - Dagenham Park Community School Head of Art
Aidy Boothroyd
as Self - Watford FC Manager
Rachel Besser
as Self - Paediatrician
Chris Stanhope
as Self
Sheila Bremner
as Self - Mid Essex Primary Care Trust Chief Executive
Jonathan Owen
as Self - Havering Council
Simon Hallsworth
as Self - London Metropolitan University
Robin Gisby
as Self - Network Rail Operational Director
Sonia Carter
as Self - St. John's Community Project
Soma Ghosh
as Self - Metal & Bone Theatre Conpany Artistic Director
Mendel Lew
as Self - Stanmore United Synagogue
Alan Gaffney
as Self - Saracens Director of Rugby
Will Alsop
as Self - Architect
Peter Ford
as Self - Labour
Scott Huggins
as Self - Intrepid Investments CEO
Edward Leigh
as Self - Public Accounts Committee Chairman
Stephen Tupper
as Self - Watson, Farley & Williams
Bill Becker
as Self - Thames Water
Jonathan Stephens
as Self - Department for Culture, Media & Sport
Roger Kline
as Self - University and College Union
Gedis Grudzinskas
as Self - London Bridge Fertility Centre
Stuart Douglas
as Self - Lakeside Hammers Team Owner
Amma Gyan
as Self - Entrepreneur
Graham Noakes
as Self - Fire Brigades Union
Paul Hurry
as Self - Lakeside Hammers Captain
Gerald Hyder
as Self - Safer Neighbourhoods Team
Danny O'Sullivan
as Self - MetroNet
Tommy W. Smith
as Self - Watford FC
Joy Joseph
as Self - Mr Hudson & The Library
Peter Bolton King
as Self - Association of Estate Agents
Tori Good
as Self - Weather Presenter
Sandra Bell
as Self - Security Expert
Ali Dizaei
as Self - Metropolitan Police
Hilary Alexander
as Self - Daily Telegraph Fashion Director
Tim O'Toole
as Self - London Underground Ltd MD
Bertrand Delanoë
as Self - Mayor of Paris
Colin Stanbridge
as Self - London Chamber of Commerce
John Stevens
as Self - Former Met Commissioner
Jeffrey Titford
as Self - UKIP, Eastern Region
Mark Cooper
as Self - MetroNet Head of Operations
Simon Tuke
as Self - Alphabet Advertising
Ylva French
as Self - Campaign for Museums
Matt Wrack
as Self - Fire Brigades Union General Secretary
Michael Snyder
as Self - City of London Corporation
Christine Yau
as Self - Chinatown Community Association
Julia Stephenson
as Self - Green Campaigner
Trisha Mason
as Self - VEF French Property
Robert Davis
as Self - Westminster Council
Jim Fitzpatrick
as Self - Minister for London
John Gladwin
as Self - Bishop of Chelmsford
Brendan Barber
as Self - TUC General Secretary
David Holmes
as Self - British Association for Adoption & Fostering
Sumaya Aluyusuf
as Self - King Fahad Academy Director
Liza Minnelli
as Self
Frank Williams
as Self
Simon Cox
as Self
Philip Howard
as Self
Kevin Maxwell
as Self - Interviewee
Terry Christian
as Self
as Self - Former Sun Editor
as Self
Stephen Hammond
as Self - Conservative, Wimbledon
Charlotte Alldritt
as Self - RSA, City Growth Commission
James Ashton
as Self - Executive Editor, Evening Standard
Ben Rogers
as Self - Centre for London
Christian Hill
as Self - Director, Project Simply
Andrew Carter
as Self - Centre for Cities
Jules Pipe
as Self - Chair, London Councils
Nazir Afzal
as Self - Former Chief Crown Prosecutor, CPS
Humza Arshad
as Self - Comedian
Fionna Moore
as Self - Chief Executive, London Ambulance Service
Matt Rudling
as Self - UK Power Networks
Sara Khan
as Self - Director, Inspire
Paul Cowling
as Self - London Ambulance Saved His Life
Mark Bailey
as Self - Retired London Ambulance Driver
Gary Squires
as Self - Station Manager, London Fire Brigade
Dominico Rancadore
as Self - Convicted Mafia Boss
Henry Shields
as Self (segment The Comedy About A Bank Robbery)
Henry Lewis
as Self (segment The Comedy About A Bank Robbery)
Jonathan Sayer
as Self (segment The Comedy About A Bank Robbery)
Geeta Pendse
as Self - Presenter
Thomas Magill
as Self - Reporter
Tom J. Martin
as Self - Commuter
as Self
as Self
Jamie Borthwick
as Self
Scott Mitchell
as Self
Emma Barton
as Self
as Self
Liz Carr
as Self
as Self
Michael Cashman
as Self
Michael Rosen
as Self - Poet and Author
Kelly Hyman
as Self
Ghetts
as Self
Imarn Ayton
as Self - Friend of Sasha Johnson
Arit Anderson
as Self - Gardeners' World Presenter
Kit Malthouse
as Self - Policing Minister
Louis Kirby
as Self
Avis Hawkins
as Self - Headteacher, Christ Church and Holy Trinity Schools
Neil Constable
as Self - Shakespeare's Globe
Justine Simons
as Self - Deputy Mayor for Culture
Harry O'Connell
as Self - Student
Kevin Fenton
as Self - London Public Health Regional Director
Gary Trowsdale
as Self - Legacy Director, Damilola Taylor Trust
Sarah Jones
as Self - Shadow Policing Minister
Matt Graveling
as Self - Correspondent
Tracy Halliwell
as Self - London & Partners
Charlotte Kneer
as Self - CEO of RBWA
Meghan Owen
as Self - Reporter
Carmen Malone
as Self - Intensive Care Nurse
Chris Marcus
as Self - Marcus Hall Props
Rosemary Watt-Wyness
as Self - London Youth
Ekow Eshun
as Self - Chair, The Fourth Plinth Commissioning Group
Ben Boulos
as Self - Correspondent
Vince Rogers
as Self - Correspondent
Bruce Elliott
as Self - Chairman, Sutton United
Raj Gill
as Self - Physician Associate Partner, Central Camden Primary Care Network
Katie Amiel
as Self - GP
Kajal Doshi
as Self - Physiotherapist
as Self
Steps
as Themselves
Darshna Soni
as Self - Reporter (2001)
Nina Hossain
as Presenter
Julia George
as Breakfast
Nicola Beswick
as Breakfast Travel Reporter
Jules Wilson
as Travel Reporter
Kate Allen
as Travel Reporter
Sonja Jessup
as Self
Frankie McCamley
as Self - Correspondent
Tarah Welsh
as Self - Correspondent
Jim Wheble
as Self - Correspondent
Kate Kinsella
as Self - Weather Forecaster
Alpa Patel
as Self - Correspondent
Released 01 Oct 2001
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