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MBEs for C主播大秀's Ade Adepitan and South Today's Sally Taylor


Category: 主播大秀; C主播大秀; South TV

Date: 11.06.2005
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Ade Adepitan, presenter on C主播大秀, Holiday and star of the 主播大秀 ONE wheelchair basketball idents, has been awarded an MBE for his services to disabled sports in the Queen's Birthday Honours.

Sports fanatic Ade is on the Great Britain Wheelchair Basketball team which won the gold medal at the Paralympic World Cup in Manchester in 2005 and bronze medal at the Athens Paralympics in 2004.

Born in March 1973, Ade plays for the Milton Keynes Aces.

Ade first got involved in wheelchair basketball when he was at school. He also enjoys tennis and scuba diving as well as watching football.

He cites his sporting hero as boxing legend Muhammad Ali.

Incoming Controller of C主播大秀, Alison Sharman, said: "We are thrilled that Ade has been awarded an MBE. Ade is a fantastic ambassador for UK paralympian sport and we're really proud of him.

"As one of C主播大秀's popular presenters Ade is a real hit with the audience and I'm sure they will be just as delighted as us to see him honoured."

Ade can currently be seen presenting Xchange, the C主播大秀 Channel's daily magazine show, weekdays at 7.30am and 4.30pm.

Sally Taylor, presenter of 主播大秀 South's flagship news programme 主播大秀 South Today, was also awarded an MBE.

She has been given the award for services to regional television.

Eve Turner, Head of Regional and Local Programmes in the South, said: "I'm absolutely delighted that Sally has been given this award. It's a tribute to all her hard work and her dedication to the region.

"Not only is she a first class broadcaster but she is also heavily involved in a number of charities in the South, particularly supporting those helping people with cancer."

Sally joined 主播大秀 South Today 16 years ago and has presented and reported on major local and national issues ever since.

A familiar face to thousands across the 主播大秀 South region she is also well known across the country for her connection with sailing.

Programmes she has been involved with have included: the decommissioning ceremony of HMS Britannia; London Boat shows; BT Global Challenge and the International Festival of the Sea.

Sally has also filmed reports for the National Lottery programme and presented the popular leisure series Out & About with her dog Bertie.

She has had her own programme on 主播大秀 Radio Solent and presented a number of national radio programmes, including Radio 4's Going Places.

In 1999 Sally underwent surgery for breast cancer and as a result lends her support to a number of charities.

She is also a Patron of Simon Says, a charity that helps children who are bereaved.

Sally works closely with the Hampshire Learning and Skills Council and Business Link in promoting local businesses across the South.

Other 主播大秀 personalities honoured included a trio from Radio 2 - Terry Wogan (honorary knighthood), Sarah Kennedy (MBE) and Jonathan Ross (OBE).

Frank Gardner - the 主播大秀 Security Correspondent seriously injured in a terrorist attack in Saudi Arabia a year ago - receives an OBE.

Barry Langridge, former Head of the Asia and Pacific region, 主播大秀 World Service, was awarded an MBE as was Albert Sewell, statistician on Match of the Day.

Terry Wogan said: "I am surprised and delighted that Her Majesty the Queen has given me this honour. I hope I can prove worthy of it."

Frank Gardner said: "I'm absolutely thrilled with this award. After a very tough year for me and my family, this is at last a bit of good news. It's wonderful to be recognised too for the work I put in prior to being shot last year in trying to explain the whole global security issue to our audiences and trying to put a lot of the hyperbole into some sort of persepective.

"I should also say this medal goes to my cameraman Simon Cumbers too. He was with me in Riyadh. Simon lost his life committing himself to journalism, bringing an important story to the public, and I think we should remember him."


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Category: 主播大秀; C主播大秀; South TV

Date: 11.06.2005
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