Bbc sport lizzie greenwood-hughes biography
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What has happened to the BBC News? And I don’t mean the usual bias thing for all the Twitter trolls out there. This is worse. I mean, once upon a (revisionist) time, TV news featured the head and shoulders of a posh white bloke, often without hair*, sternly intoning headlines with the occasional photo in the top left background.
If the photo were of a union leader, he’d have his mouth open and be jabbing a finger to emphasise a point. If it were a politician, it’d be the same photo but with their finger pointing skywards for reasons which escape me. Boxers, amusingly, were always shown stripped to the waist, bare fists posed in the manner dictated by the Marquess of Queensbury.
About as diverse as a Klan meeting, with the odd Scotsman thrown in on Bank Holidays.
I’m not saying it was better, but that was how it was.
Cut to the present day and, in order to make sense of the post-industrial, information age and a world in the midst of a climate crisis we now need to see the presenter’s legs. The opening titles involve harrowing images and an office in the background which could comfortably house the central committee of the Chinese Communist Party but where everyone seems to have gone home.
The dramatic background music (why does information need a soundtrack?) features
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Lizzie Greenwood Hughes hosts major Pharmaceuticals Conference in Amsterdam
Lizzie has spent most of last week at the huge Postillian Conference Centre, Amsterdam as moderator at a huge Pharmaceuticals Conference.
Lizzie Greenwood Hughes was the host, moderator and MC for the entire 3-day event for one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies.
The project involved a product launch and convention, plus evening entertainment to a worldwide audience.
More about Pharmaceuticals Conference host Lizzie Greenwood Hughes
Her extensive and varied CV spans over 10 years in front of the camera and includes The Football League Show, Newsround, Sportsround, The Wonderful World of Weird, the BBC News Channel and Countryfile.
She has worked on many high-profile programmes for BBC Sport including The Grand National and Winter Olympics in Vancouver.
As well as her BBC commitments Lizzie has hosted the NatWest Cricket programme and has been reporting for PLTV (Premier League Television) and presented Wimbledon and The Open Golf for IMG in 2012 and 2014.
Lizzie is just one of a group of facilitators and hosts specialising in Pharmaceuticals Conference work of the Great British Speakers team.