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Green, Toni

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A warm, reassuring and authoritative voice, Toni is the voice of British Airways worldwide and the London Congestion Charge. She has been heard on numerous radio stations as a presenter – Classic FM, Jazz FM, LBC, Radio 2 and Radio 4 and was voted Sexiest Female Voice – AA Roadwatch three years running when on Classic and Jazz FM.

She has done hundreds of ads for clients including the AA, Lloyds Pharmacy, Canada Life and HSBC and has voiced alarm systems, training DVDs, TV sponsorships and trails for ITV. She has recorded talking books using voices (male and female) ranging from ages 10 – 75.

Toni is also a BBC TV network announcer (dates TBC).

Beaven, Steven

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Steve was a regular voice on BBC One Wales, BBC Two Wales and BBC Choice Wales (2000 – 2002). Shortly after leaving BBC Wales, he moved to TV Centre as a network director on BBC One, BBC Two and BBC Four.

Steve later returned to his roots and worked at ITV News in the Central South region. On any given day he might be production assisting, reporting, and/or producing.

Kee, Robert

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During a long career in TV news and current affairs, Robert was associated with a number of BBC and ITV programmes: reporter, BBC TV’s Panorama (1958 – 1962) and presenter in 1982; reporter, This Week (1965 – 1968); ITN newscaster on lunchtime programme First Report (October 1972 – January 1976). In 1980 he both wrote and presented Ireland – A Television History.

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Ross-Barnard, John

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John was a BBC TV (voice-only) network announcer (1966 – 1968), covering BBC One and BBC Two.

Other roles:

  • Network presentation director and assistant presentation editor (1968 – 1973);
  • Head of BBC foreign recordings, Radioplay (1973 – 1976);
  • Head of BBC Video (1978 – 1984);
  • Chief executive of Coventry Cable TV (1984 – 1987);
  • Henley College (1988);
  • CEO Satellite Media Services (Capital Radio) (1987 – 1993);
  • Assigned to Peace Initiative in Bosnia (1993 – 2000) – specialising in pirate radio and TV.

Coyne, Tom

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Tom was born in South Shields. In his 20s, he was a presenter of BBC Radio’s Children’s Hour. He made his first TV appearance in 1958, interviewing a miner on Tyne Tees TV. He was a member of the original announcing team in 1959.

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