Caroline Feraday
Caroline Feraday (born 25 May 1977) is an English television and radio broadcaster. She is married to media lawyer Mark Lewis and is the daughter of discredited 'expert' forensic witness Alan Feraday.
On 4 February 2014, Caroline Feraday tweeted to former British diplomat, Patrick Haseldine:
- Have you nominated yourself for Twat of Year too? @BerntCarlsson[1]
Mark Lewis, having favorited his wife's tweet and retweeted it to his 3,481 Twitter followers, thoughtfully added his own tweet:
- Lockerbie: Private Eye rumbles "Haselnut" and The Ecologist:
- Why tweet as @BerntCarlsson when #Haselnut would be apt?[2]
In response to Mr and Mrs Lewis, Patrick Haseldine tweeted:
- "#TwatOfTheYear" is preferable to "#OdiousBombExpert" awarded to your dad: #AlanFeraday[3]
- @MarkLewisLawyer Nice nickname @BerntCarlsson remains the highest profile #Lockerbie victim failed by #AlanFeraday[4]
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Radio Broadcasting
Caroline Feraday joined London radio station Capital FM at the age of 18, after studying journalism and earlier stints at BBC Radio Kent and Invicta FM. She spent five years as the Capital's Flying Eye travel reporter on "Foxy's Drivetime" and "Tarrant at Breakfast", and presented "London Chart Show". In 2001 she moved to BBC Radio Five Live to present the travel reports - staying for two years. She then joined London radio station "LBC 97.3" at its relaunch under new owners Chrysalis Group, presenting the flagship "Drivetime Show". However after a series of changes, she moved to the Friday evening programme between 8-10pm until December 2006, when she left the station.
BBC London 94.9 (July 2011 - present)
Caroline Feraday currently presents "Overnight on BBC London 94.9 with Caroline Feraday", live, every Friday from 2am till 6am and began her show on BBC London 94.9 on Friday 8 July 2011.[5][6] She is the main deputy presenter to Nikki Bedi and on rare occasions Ray Khan who both do the Overnight slot Monday to Thursday and Saturday to Sunday respectively since mid August 2011.[7][8][9]
TV broadcasting
Caroline Feraday made her first appearance on television as a presenter on VH1 in 1998. Since then she has appeared on Sky One, Sky Travel, GMTV, Living TV, ITV Play and the ITV News Channel. She has worked as a showbiz reporter on This Morning on ITV, and was the voice of Channel 4's morning show B4 (daily at 7.00am).
She also co-presented a comedy show entitled Consequently for Carlton Television, and has hosted Capital's "Party in the Park" event in front of 100,000 people, and introduced the Spice Girls at Wembley Stadium. She also covered the 2012 Olympics decision live from Trafalgar Square for London TV. From 2007-09, she presented morning news bulletins for BBC South East on BBC Breakfast. She now presents shows on Thomas Cook TV.
She occasionally appears on Five TV's The Wright Stuff as a panellist.
She has also appeared as a contestant on Anne Robinson's The Weakest Link.
Feraday presented The Mint on ITV Play and ITV. She is now a reporter on BBC South East.
Personal life
Caroline Feraday was romantically involved with the comedian Frank Skinner and is mentioned frequently in his autobiography. She also dated "Strictly Come Dancing" professional Anton du Beke. In August 2012, she announced her engagement to media lawyer Mark Lewis,[10] whom she married on 9 March 2013.
She enjoys films, music and running, and participated in her first marathon, the London Marathon, in 2005.
References
- ↑ "Have you nominated yourself for Twat of Year too?"
- ↑ "Why tweet as @BerntCarlsson when #Haselnut would be apt?"
- ↑ "#TwatOfTheYear" is preferable to "#OdiousBombExpert" awarded to your dad: #Alan Feraday"
- ↑ "Flight 103: it was the Uranium"
- ↑ "First BBC London 94.9 show"
- ↑ "Host of her own show on BBC London 94.9"
- ↑ "Sitting in for Nikki Bedi 1"
- ↑ "Sitting in for Nikki Bedi 2"
- ↑ "Sitting in for Ray Khan"
- ↑ "DJ Caroline Feraday's brief encounter" Daily Mail 7 August 2012
External links
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