About the Book
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 36. Chapters: Owen Spencer-Thomas, Fern Britton, Martin Bell, Duncan Campbell, Rageh Omaar, Lis Howell, Frank Gardner, Lynda Bryans, Leon Hawthorne, Zeinab Badawi, Revel Guest, Vincent Hanna, Geoffrey Cox, Isha Sesay, David Bull, John Tusa, Faisal Islam, Liam Halligan, Ron Neil, Martyn Andrews, Felicity Barr, Waseem Mirza, Brian Thomson, Guy Lynn, Sarah Lockett, Stuart Linnell, Stephen Dixon, Stephen Cole, Colin Brazier, Femi Oke, Rosie Millard, Jayson Mansaray, Sarah Travers, Catherine Gee, Steve Clamp, Jamie Delargy, Rawdon Christie, Laura Trevelyan, Oggy Boytchev, Sally Magnusson, Carole Walker, Sherine Tadros, Jonah Fisher, Richard Whitmore, Juliette Foster, Simon Clark, Alastair Yates, Jeremy Nicholas, Matthew Chance, Mike Baker, Tim Marshall, Keme Nzerem, Ross Westgate, Becky Anderson, Bob Smithies, Adrian Finighan, Ayesha Durgahee, Owen Bennett-Jones, Sally McNair, Rosemary Church, Corbet Woodall, Abbi Tatton, Gaynor Barnes, Dan Rivers, Liz George, Penny Macmillan, Lama Hasan, Diana Binks, Paul Douglas, James Brolan, Nicol Nicolson, Brian Widlake, John Ware, David Morgan, Amy Welch, Rob Matheson. Excerpt: Owen Robert Spencer-Thomas MBE is perhaps best known as a television and radio news journalist over three decades, but he has also undertaken a wide range of philanthropric work as volunteer charity fundraiser, pioneer and campaigner for people with autism and other disabilities. He has received several national acolades for his voluntary work and was made a Member of the British Empire by the Queen in 2008. As a leading student activist, he led a nationwide campaign and successfully persuaded the Government to reverse their controversial decision to increase overseas students' fees in 1967. However, he first caught the attention of the national press when he invited the legendary British criminal and escapee, Alfie Hinds...
