Dr Ted Harrison

Career: writer, artist, broadcaster, television prodr and cartoonist; trainee journalist Kent Messenger and Evening Post 1968-72; reporter: Morgan-Grampian Magazines 1972, Southern TV 1970-73, You and Yours (BBC Radio 4) 1972-80, Sunday (Radio 4) 1972-90 (presenter 1986-88), BBC Scotland News and Current Affrs 1980-85 (also presenter), World Tonight (Radio 4) 1981-83, World at One and PM (Radio 4) 1983-87; presenter: numerous radio documentaries in Profile and Soundings series (Radio 4), Opinions (Radio 4) 1986-87, The Human Factor (ITV) 1986-92, Does he take Sugar? (Radio 4) 1991-95; series ed Ultimate Questions (ITV); dir: Redcoats (ITV), Essentials of Faith (ITV), Mosque (ITV) 2005; religious affrs corr BBC 1988-89, currently writer and artist; dir Pilgrim Productions Canterbury, fndr Unst Animation Studio Shetland; Parly candidate (Lib) Bexley 1970 and Maidstone Feb 1974; exhibitions: London 1977 (caricatures), Oxford and Canterbury 1981 (watercolours), St Martin's Acrise Kent 2010 (paintings), Rutherford Coll Univ of Kent 2010-11 (paintings and cartoons), Innocence Betrayed (St Paul's Cathedral) 2011

Books and Publications: Modern Elizabethans (1977), McIndoe's Army (with Peter Williams, 1979), Marks of the Cross (1981), Commissioner Catherine (1983), Much Beloved Daughter (1985), The Durham Phenomenon (1986), Living with Kidney Failure (1990), Kriss Akabusi - On Track (1991), Elvis People (1992), Members Only (1994), Stigmata (1994), Letters to a Friend I Never Knew (1995), Disability - Rights and Wrongs (1995), Defender of the Faith (1996), Tanni (1996), Diana - Icon and Sacrifice (1998), Beyond Dying (2000), Will the Next Archbishop Please Stand Up (2002), Diana: Myth and Reality (2006), King Clone (2010), Apocalypse When? (2012), Remembrance (2012)