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Tonight with Trevor McDonald 1999

Documentary

British current affairs magazine presented by Julie Etchingham.

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Directeur	Jack Enright Tim Maynard Gareth Williams Afficher les 27 réalisateurs Emma Slifkin Catherine Morgan Philip Clothier Delilah Jeary David Raddings Alice Taylor Sean Crotty Sarah Cronin-Stanley Feisal Ali David Hodgkinson Kim Hughes Des Daniels Helen Roberts Jim Booth Gregor Stewart Dan Trelford Oliver Price Mark Jordan Aaron Nelson Clare Savage Ed Stradling Diani Vyas Chris Hackett
Artistes	Julie Etchingham as Self - Presenter Jonathan Maitland as Self - Reporter Trevor McDonald as Self - Presenter Afficher les 414 artistes Stephen Bush as Self - Political Editor, New Statesman Miranda Green as Self - Financial Times Fiona Foster as Self - Reporter Nigel Farage as Self Iain Dale as Self - Presenter, LBC Anand Menon as Self - Director, The UK in a Changing Europe Ranvir Singh as Self - Reporter Mark Williams-Thomas as Self - Reporter Adam Shaw as Self - Reporter Linda Duberley as Self - Reporter Chris Choi as Self - Reporter Ann Widdecombe as Self Philip Collins as Self - The Times Marguerite Patten as Self Zoe Williams as Self - Columnist and Humanist Amanda Ursell as Self - Reporter Aasmah Mir as Self - Reporter Jeremy Corbyn as Self - Labour Nicola Sturgeon as Self - Leader of the SNP Jonathan Hill as Self - ITV Wales Presenter Martin Bashir as Self - Presenter Michael Nicholson as Self - Reporter Martin Geissler as Self - Reporter Paul Davies as Self Tim Farron as Self - Leader of the Liberal Democrats, 2015-2017 Adrian Masters as Self - Political Editor, ITV Cymru Wales Peter Tapsell as Self as Self Jodie Marsh as Self Martin Lewis as Self - Guest Presenter Ed Mitchell as Self as Self Owen Jones as Self - Political Columnist Rafael Behr as Self - Guardian Columnist Ayesha Hazarika as Self - Political Commentator and Broadcaster Julia Hartley-Brewer as Self - Presenter, talkRADIO Dominic Grieve as Self - Independent Candidate for Beaconsfield David Bowles as Dr. Guy Pupp Carol Barnes as Self - Reporter Shelagh Fogarty as Self - Reporter as Self - Presenter Georgie Barrat as Self - Presenter Becky Mantin as Self - Reporter Adam Holloway as Self - Reporter as Self Allegra Stratton as Self - Reporter Miriam O'Reilly as Self - Reporter Theresa May as Self - Conservative Robert Moore as Self - Reporter Paul Nuttall as Self - UKIP Noreena Hertz as Self - Reporter Johanna Thomson as Self as Self - Reporter Alex Deakin as Self - Met Office Winston Dowarris as Self - Eyewitness and Local Resident Julia Frost as Domestic Violence Victim Jo Swinson as Self - Liberal Democrats Geraint Vincent as Self - Reporter Adnan Sarwar as Self - Reporter Jurnail Singh as Self Barbara Sidnell as Self Geno Difabio as Self Andy Stockdale as Self - Retired Oncologist Nick Burton as Self - Grenfell Tower Resident Douglas McWilliams as Self - Centre for Economics and Business Research Roderick Lynch as Self Leanne Wood as Self - Plaid Cymru Brian Sipe as Self Gordon Wishart as Self - Professor of Cancer Surgery Miguel Alves as Self - Grenfell Tower Resident Ed Hawkins as Self - Climate Scientist, University of Reading Fatima Alves as Self - Grenfell Tower Resident Joyce McMillan as Self - Columnist, The Scotsman Libby Wiener as Self - ITV Political Correspondent Itzel Guillen as Self Gill Dallow as Self Nigel Dallow as Self Adam Bedford as Self - National Farmers' Union Andrea Newton as Self - Eyewitness and Local Resident Alex Massie as Self - Columnist, The Times Martin Bridger as Self Antonio Villaraigosa as Self - Former Mayor of LA Caroline Lucas as Self - Green Ian Kennedy as Self - Author: Solihull Hospital Breast Care Review Ellie O'Connor as Self - Former Met. Borough Commander, Kensington and Chelsea Rodger Hobson as Self Camila Batmanghelidjh as Self Kassie Thornton as Self Barbara Lewis as Self Derrick Wilson as Self - The Tabernacle Christian Centre Christopher White as Self Bryony Worthington as Self - Environmental Campaigner David Blunkett as Self Frances Perks as Self Renee White as Self Ben Govier as Self Rupert Read as Self - Extinction Rebellion Elias Voulgaris as Self Eli Leyton as Self - Retired GP Karl Boggis as Self Mark Goldman as Self - Ex-Chief Executive, Heart of England NHS Trust Valeen Jones as Self Sid Jones as Self Jonathan Bartley as Self - Co-Leader of the Green Party Tracey Smith as Self Huw Evans as Self - Association of British Insurers David Nixon as Self Jonathan Edwards as Self - Plaid Cymru candidate Susan Sheldon as Self Angela Price as Self - Adam Price's Mother Alistair Griffiths as Self - Director of Science, RHS as Self - Adam Price's former election agent Roger Awan-Scully as Self - Cardiff University Adam Price as Self - Leader of Plaid Cymru Miriam O'Callaghan as Self - Reporter Vanessa Collingridge as Self - Reporter John Duttine as Barry George James Wilby as Michael Mansfield Clive Mantle as Orlando Pownall David O'Leary as Self as Self Vanessa Feltz as Self Andrew Neil as Self Paul Burrell as Self Winnie Johnson as Self Ray Wyre as Self Neil Wallis as Self Phil Hall as Self as Self Uri Geller as Self - Interviewee Jerry Sadowitz as Self - Interviewee Eamonn Holmes as Self - Interviewee Adrian Woolfe as Self - Marketing Director Paul Smith as Self - Celador, Managing Director as Self Rod Taylor as Self - Executive Producer Vanessa Lloyd-Platt as Self Eve Winstanley as Self - Researcher as Self - Production Manager Larry Whitehurst as Self - Contestant Phil Davies as Self - Floor Manager Ian Williamson as Self - Metropolitan Police Robert Brydges as Self - Standby Contestant Tom Lucy as Self - Contestant Peter French as Self - Voice and Sound Expert Chris Burke as Self - Production Co-ordinator Steve Carroll as Self - Contestant Tom Bramlett as Self - Interviewee Andy Jones as Bigamist Patrick Holford as Self - Interviewee as Self - Sound Supervisor Glenn Wilson as Self - Interviewee as Self Jack Osbourne as Self Kelly Osbourne as Self Gloria Hunniford as Self Alex Best as Self as Self Antony Worrall Thompson as Self Greg Avery as Self Ross Appleyard as Self - Sky News Daniel Demoustier as Self Andrew Cutraro as Self - Journalist, St. Louis Post-Dispatch Ron Harris as Self - Journalist, St. Louis Post-Dispatch David Mannion as Self - Editor-in-Chief, ITV News Brian Cass as Self Barry Horne as Self Natasha Taylor as Self Fabienne Nérac as Self - Wife of Fréd as Self - Director: 'Supersize Me' Eric Schlosser as Self - Author: 'Fast Food Nation' Nick Turner as Coke Cola Man Peter York as Self - Social Commentator Julian Hilton-Johnson as Self - Vice President, McDonald's Liam Young as Gavin Arvizo Graham Barnfield as Self Birgit Cunningham as Self Mick Hume as Self - Journalist Liz Fuller as Self - Guest Presenter Kate Holderness as Jenny as Self Amar Adatia as Mohammed Waseem Maria Yarjah as Teen Phillip Hodson as Self Chris Walsh as Self Lauren Hutton as Self - Angelino In Car Chris Hansen as Self as Self - Reporter Saira Khan as Self - Reporter Ginny Buckley as Self - Presenter Michael Nicholson as Self - Presenter Richard Renson as Self - Addiction Therapist, The Priory Freddie Mitchell as Self - Ed's son Nicholas Owen as Self - Former Colleague Judy Mitchell as Self - Ex-Wife Dan Butcher as Self - The Recovery Network as Self Sherrie Hewson as Self Sarah Beeny as Self as Self Marcus Wareing as Self Julian Bellamy as Self Jana Bennett as Self Jon Gaunt as Self Pam Warren as Self - Contributor Richard Harden as Self Charles Campion as Self Myleene Klass as Self Ken Birk as Awais Hussain Les Dennis as Self Angela Rippon as Self Ian Hislop as Self Michael Buerk as Self as Self Waldemar Januszczak as Self as Self Heather Brooke as Self as Self Vanessa Perroncel as Self Max Mosley as Self Peta Buscombe as Self Gaby Darbyshire as Self Camilla Palmer as Self - Discrimination Lawyer Dominic Abrams as Self Dawn Airey as Self Linda Sturdy as Self Jeremy Bamber as Self Dylan Barnes as Dad Rachel Bullen as Mum David Boutflour as Self - Jeremy Bamber's Cousin Eric Allison as Self - The Guardian Simon McKay as Self - Jeremy Bamber's Lawyer Mick Gradwell as Self - Retired Detective Superintendent Chris Bews as Self - Former Essex Police Sergeant Ron Cook as Self - Retired Essex Police Detective Inspector Philip Boyce as Self - Ballistics Expert Barbara Wilson as Self - Former Farm Secretary Kerry Daynes as Self - Forensic Psychologist Francesca Brown as Gambler Nick Scola as Self - Metropolitan Police Caroline Appleby as Self - Paramedic, London's Air Ambulance Emma Mills as Gambler Francesca Brown as Gambler Doreen Lawrence as Self Gordon Allison as Self - Metropolitan Police Philip Graf as Self - Chairman, Gambling Commission Natalie Sharp as Self Lisa Basu as Self - Architect Dal Babu as Self - Metropolitan Police Charles Bailey as Self - Founder 'Don't Shoot' Campaign Richard Stone as Self Wayne Henry as Self - City United Ltd Nigel McQuoid as Self - Waterhead Academy Christine Edwards as Gambler Simon Woolley as Self - UK Race Equality Commissioner 2009-12 Bernard Hogan-Howe as Self - Metropolitan Police Christine Bicknell as Self Malcolm Tunnicliff as Self - Consultant in Emergency Medicine, King's College Hospital Vidar Magnusson as Self - Doctor, London's Air Ambulance Jim Orford as Professor of Psychology - Birmingham University Thusan Kamaleswaran as Self - Thusha's brother Jeyakumar Ghanasekaram as Self Clive Hawkswood as Self - Remote Gambling Association Ben Douglas as Self Hannah Williamson as Self - Croydon Guardian Sophie Halliday as Gambler Thusha Kamaleswaran as Self James Hender as Gambler Jacquie Beltrao as Self Peter Hitchens as Self - Columnist and Christian Mike McGowan as Self - Quizmaster Aldo Zilli as Self - Chef Rachel Runciman as Self Paolo Barone as Participant Laura Bates as Self - Everyday Sexism Ian Greenhalgh as Self - Church of the Epiphany, Austwick Sarah Pitts as Self - Breast Cancer Awareness Participant Emma Pearce as Self - UoN Feminists Michael Ridley as Self - St Thomas' Church, Stockton Heath Frances Scott as Self - 50:50 Parliament Agu Irukwu as Self - Senior Pastor, Jesus House Rachel Hoskins as Self - UoN Feminists Andrew Chadwick as Self - Headteacher Seona Deuchar as Self - UoN Feminists Nick Baines as Self - Bishop of Leeds Sue Green as Self - B&B Owner Tumi as Self - Churchgoer Sophie Bennett as Self - UK Feminista David Runciman as Self Georgia Durham as Self - UoN Feminists Linda Woodhead as Self - Professor of Sociology of Religion Sanderson Jones as Self - Co-Founder, Sunday Assembly Jeff Green as Self - B&B Owner Rebecca Raven as Self - Teacher Ebere as Self - Churchgoer Nadia Eweida as Self Sophie Michell as Self - Executive Chef, Pont St Lizzi Watton as Self - Lancaster City Council Duncan Campbell as Self - Public Analyst Steve Allen as Self - Derbyshire County Council Trading Standards Keith Wilson as Self Chris Elliott as Self - Author: Elliott Food Fraud Review Andy Morling as Self - National Food Crime Unit Margaret Wilson as Self Lee Fletcher as Self - North East Regional Crime Team Ellen Billett as Self - Nottingham Trent University Guy Watson as Self - Founder, Riverford Organic Farm John Taylor as Self - Sheep Farmer Roger Stone as Self - Political Strategist Rachel Johnson as Self - Journalist and TV Presenter Gemma Lawman as Passenger as Self - Home Secretary Ingrid Seward as Self - Royal Biographer Kylie Pentelow as Self - Reporter Philip May as Self Isabel Oakeshott as Self - Political Journalist Rebecca Phillipson as Cold Caller Fraser Nelson as Self - Editor, The Spectator Ken Wharfe as Self - Former Bodyguard to Princess Diana Piers Brendon as Self - Historian Camilla Tominey as Self - Royal Editor, Sunday Express Peter Whittle as Self - UKIP Deputy Leader Keith Veness as Self - Friend and Political Ally Alan Duncan as Self Patrick O'Flynn as Self - UKIP Economic Spokesman David Howarth as Self = South Ribble Council David Laws as Self - Former Liberal Democrat Minister Amy Guttman as Self - Journalist Victoria Ball as Self - Consultant, Debrett's Charles Goodhart as Self - Former Head of the Monetary Policy Group Naomi Hefter as Self Peter Mansi as Self Gavin Millar as Self - Barrister Anoosh Chakelian as Self - Political Commentator David Mann as Self - Childhood Friend Kevin McKenna as Self - The Observer and The Herald Margaret Tyler as Self - Royalist as Self as Self Alex Salmond as Self - First Minister of Scotland, 2007-2014 Robert Ustian as Self Robbie Lyle as Self - Arsenal Fan TV Pippa Malmgren as Self - Former Special Assistant to George W Bush Sasha Goryunov as Self Leo Murray as Self - Creator of Trump Baby Blimp Peter Westmacott as Self - Former UK Ambassador to the USA Martin Ford as Self - Aberdeenshire Council Stanley Johnson as Self - Father Danny Clarke as Self - Professional Gardener Max Hastings as Self - Former Editor, The Daily Telegraph Martyn James as Self - Resolver Anne McElvoy as Self - Senior Editor, The Economist Vince Cable as Self - Leader of the Liberal Democrats, 2017-2019 Kate Hardcastle as Self - Consumer Expert John Crace as Self - Parliamentary Sketch Writer, The Guardian Nicholas Soames as Self - Former Conservative Minister Matt Chorley as Self - Editor, The Times Red Box Peter Geoghegan as Self - openDemocracy Will Walden as Self - Friend and Former Advisor Matt Shardlow as Self - Chief Executive, Buglife Jane Westgarth as Self - Business Editor, Mintel James Barnes as Self - Chairman, Horticultural Trade Association Gemma Greig as Self Paul Johnson as Self - Director, Institute for Fiscal Studies Robert Jervis-Gibbons as Self - Electrical Safety First Suzanne Evans as Self - Former UKIP Deputy Chair Richard Kirkman as Self - Chief Technology Officer, Veolia Caroline Bloor as Self - Good Housekeeping Catherine O'Connell as Self - Chief Executive, Irish Peatland Conservation Council Caron Lindsay as Self - Liberal Democrat activist Gary Grant as Self - Dream Toys Robert Opie as Self - Museum of Brands Steve Wright as Self Suzanne George as Self - Former Colleague Matthew Appleby as Self - Deputy Editor, Horticulture Week Ian Rotherham as Self - Sheffield Hallam University David Martin as Self Nicola Teece as Self - Sister Simon Legg as Self - Brent and Harrow Trading Standards Jenny Hawley as Self - Senior Policy Officer. Plantlife Kathryn Finney as Breeding Curlew EIP Lee Barnard as Self - Stalking Threat Assessment Centre Rachel Horman as Self - Paladin Gabriela Guibourg as Self - Riksbank Andy Bridge as Self - Busker, Rag Tag Misfits Jake Berry as Self - Northern Powerhouse and Local Growth Minister Jane Keeper as Self - Refuge Neil Charnley as Self - Butcher Vidhya Alakeson as Self - Chief Executive, Power to Change Jessica Barker as Self - Cybersecurity Expert Phil Heath as Self - Toy Shop Owner Clive Ruggles as Self - Alice's Father Hannes Sjoblad as Self - Implant Technology Entrepreneur Colin Garnett as Self - Barrow Business Improvement District Derek Brook as Self - Barrow Borough Council Josefin Albrektson as Self - Swedish Office Worker Helly Bridge as Self - Busker, Rag Tag Misfits Sue Ruggles as Self - Alice's Mother Alan Underwood as Self - Psychologist, Metropolitan Police Natalie Ceeney as Self - Chair, Access to Cash Review Rory Innes as Self - The Cyber Helpline Donna Jefferson as Self - Hairpiece and Fancy Dress Shop Owner Linda McIntosh as Self - Owner, Cork of the North Sandra Collings as Self - Haberdashery Owner Suky Bhaker as Self - Suzy Lamplugh Trust Nicholas Lyes as Self - Head of roads policy, RAC John R. Walker as Attacker John Robb as Self as Self Alex Beresford as Self - Weather Forecaster CSKA Moscow as Themselves
Date de sortie	08 Apr 1999
Lien	IMDb

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