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A Journalist Who Inspires Me A journalist who inspires me By Ammie McGowan PETER LEVY Informaon about Peter • Born 5 September 1955. • Bri9sh actor, television and radio presenter. • Has cows in Beverly West Wood. • Currently Hosts BBC Look North. • Has his own Radio show BBC Radio Humberside, The Peter Levy Show. Why Peter Levy? • He presents the news well. • He’s good at what he does. • Very inquisi9ve when interviewing people on the show. • Always determined to get the answers he and the audience wants. • And finally he shows his personality when he presents. Peter Levy and Paul Hudson • hRp://www.youtube.com/watch? v=0qMRt68olU4 Audience The audience would be people in their mid 20’s onwards. It would be for male and females. It will manly be for the older generaon, who are familiar with Peter Levy and who normally what BBC Look North everyday. For the younger generaon it will be for students who are studying journalism or would just like to know about Peter Levy. Ini9al ideas How I decided to Layout my Magazine. • I decided to lay it out like a news paper, as that’s what Peter does, he presents the news. • I created News paper headlines for the 9tles of his career A face for the radio From actor to presenter • I also set out the informaon given on Peter into columns, so it looked like a news story. My final product. ’ ! ! E " E ! #$N"% #$N E & " "E V % !e Peter Levy Show !"#$%&'()*+!,$#+ ''($ ''($LOOK NORTH Double page spread !"#$%&$'(($)*+', -&,%.*%/&0*%+#$*%$123%4*(*"5 !"#$%&'(#"%(#%)"*+*,(*" Peter Levy who was born on the 5 September 1955 is a British television !"#$%&'()#*%")+,-.#./0%1 and radio presenter, currently host of the BBC regional news programme Look North, broadcast from Kingston upon Hull to East Yorkshire, Lin- Levy had a relationship with As explained on his radio have made use of items colnshire, northwest Norfolk, west Su!olk, Rutland, east Leicestershire Malandra Burrows, the Em- show recently, Levy owns - for the 2007 "lm and northeastNottinghamshire. merdale actress, for three years, "ve cows and keeps them, Atonement, director !"#$%&'(%)*+,%-,%.'+,)*+*/012%)/3%'33",45 :*+*,'3-*,%E3+""3%',4%F5:'+(;%<"%'47-3(% albeit some time ago. 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"eld Show and other country He enjoys sur"ng and body- events. His radio show o!en boarding in his native Corn- highlights local farming issues Although wanting to become an airline pilot when younger (he still enjoys #ying), Levy was wall. Levy is Patron of the re#ecting his personal inter- a disc jockey at Bradford’s Pennine Radio (now $e Pulse of West Yorkshire) from its launch Kenneth Williams Apprecia- ests in this area and cattle in in 1975 - having been hired by the then television journalist and later Member of Parliament tion Society; on one edition particular.A!er thirty years of Austin Mitchell. He became a presenter at Liverpool’s Radio City in 1979, starting on the a!er- noon show before progressing to the ‘drive time’ slot. From 10 November 2008, he took over of Levy’s radio show on Radio collecting Levy has a respected the Soapbox slot on BBC Radio Humberside from Blair Jacobs, with a programme from 12 – 2 Humberside he explained his collection of vintage under- p.m. called $e Peter Levy Show. At 1.55 p.m. each programme, he chats to Paul Hudson. $e love of Williams’ work and wear, mostly pre-1950. various programme is also now broadcast on BBC Radio Lincolnshire. comic abilities. "lm and stage directors Second double page spread. !"#$#%&#"'(#)*+#$'!*!,-."' acting days when Peter played in some of the TV classics like Dixon Of Dock -*).-'/01,"# Green, !e Mike Yarwood Show, Com- edy Playhouse and Man About !e House. He says of the new Look North: “!e area deserves it and I’m pleased to be an integral part of it all. I’ve got a "at in Victoria Dock and it’s a really fantastic area to live in. Also I can walk to work in the city centre in ten minutes or so. “I’ve always found the Hull people to friendly, warm and polite. I knew they !"#"$%$"&'$#()*%')%++,%-''.%/'$#01 would be very welcoming and I’ve found that they’re very keen on all the Spurn Point remains as one of his fa- things the BBC now has to o#er them. vourite walks and Beverley one of his “It’s exciting for me to be in at the favourite places, though he’s now added beginning of a new venture. I want to Barton On Humber - “a really beautiful make the new, dedicated programme and hidden-away village on the South something everyone in Hull can be bank.” proud of.” In addition to his TV work, Peter has Peter adds: “!e City is at the heart of !"#$%&'()'*))%'+),("'-.(.,'*./0'"#&'1.2)3.'#$'.#&('0),%&"4,.' kept up his passion for radio and now all this major new BBC investment. If &.$&#(4)$5 hosts a daily show on BBC Lincolnshire people here ever felt behind the times and BBC Humberside. He also revived in the past, they’ve now overtaken Peter Levy feels as Yorkshire as they To Peter’s surprise, he was hired his acting skills for an episode of Last of everyone in one fell swoop.” come, all thanks to a high-risk strate- and found himself with a career in the Summer Wine, which was shown in Peter is no stranger to Hull and its sur- gy by a now-famous MP! broadcasting instead of the acting 2003. rounding area and has fond memories Peter, now the presenter of the all- career he had set out on. of his involvement over the years. Natu- Reported by Ammie McGowan new East Yorkshire version of BBC TV soon followed and for years, rally, he’s been to the Hull New !eatre Look North, has lived in "God's he’s been the familiar daytime BBC many times, his love of acting still being Country" since his late teens. news reader throughout Yorkshire a major interest. He’s recently been out He had applied for a job on a new and Lincolnshire, as well as having on a speedboat in the Humber - “a very commercial radio station in the patch his own BBC radio show. exhilarating experience which I’d rec- and was interviewed by renowned Now, he’s moved to Hull full time ommend to everyone.” broadcaster Austin Mitchell, now the for BBC Look North’s new nightly high-pro$le Labour MP across the news programme from studios in Humber in Great Grimsby. the city. Back page. For on the Web For on the Web an idea I had was to set it up as Breaking News Headlines. I was also thinking of creang a video of Peter Levy, featuring an interview with Peter Levy, with ques9ons of what his audiences would like to know. Also I will add what he likes to do on a day by day basis. .
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