Judith Hann
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Judith Hann (born 8 September 1942) at Littleover, Derby, Derbyshire, England, is a freelance broadcaster and writer specialising in science, food and the environment.
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[edit] Education
Hann was educated at the state girls' school Parkfield Cedars Grammar School in Derby, followed by the University of Durham in Durham, from which she graduated with a BSc Degree in Zoology.
[edit] Life and career
Hann presented BBC's Tomorrow's World between 1974 and 1994. She has since made guest appearances on various TV shows, and has done some TV commercials. Recently[when?] she appeared in a Shredded Wheat advertisement in which she used her scientific judgement to inform viewers that the product could possibly help keep their hearts healthy. She recently[when?] presented a programme on BBC Radio 4,Two's A Crowd. Currently[when?] she runs her own media training and presentation skills company - Media Advantage - with her husband John Exelby.
[edit] Personal life
Judith Hann lives on a farm near a small town called Lechlade, in the Cotswolds. She is married to John Exelby, a former executive at BBC News, and has two sons; Jake and Daniel Exelby. She is passionate about herbs and has a very large garden.
[edit] TV appearances
- Tomorrow's World (BBC1) Presenter (1974–1994) (she was its longest serving presenter.)
- The Risk Business (BBC1) - Presenter (1980)
- Not with a Bang (ITV) - as herself (1990)
- Shooting Stars with Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer (BBC2) - Episode #3.7 (1997) as herself.
She is the daughter of former Derby County footballer and trainer Ralph Hann.
[edit] Books
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- How Science Works ISBN 0-7513-0832-3 (1991).
- The Food of Love ISBN 1-85225-025-9 (1987).
- Judith Hann's Total Health Plan ISBN 0-552-99242-9 (1984).
- But What About the Children? A Working Parents' Guide to Child Care" ISBN 0-370-10441-2 (1976).
- The Family Scientist ISBN 0-354-04361-7 (1979).
- The Perfect Baby? ISBN 0-297-78125-1 (1982).
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