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Lorraine Sylvia Heggessey (born 16
November 1956) is a
British television producer and executive. From 2000
until 2005, she was the
first woman to be...
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ceased production in 1989.
Heggessey and Jane
Tranter recommissioned the
series in
September 2003,
after Heggessey had
spent two
years persuading...
- of BBC Sport. His
successor was
eventually confirmed as
being Lorraine Heggessey, who had been
widely speculated as
replacing Salmon even
before his departure...
- Sara Geater, who took up the post in
October 2010,
replacing Lorraine Heggessey, who had been CEO of
Talkback Thames from 2005 to 2010. She in turn, replaced...
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wanted "a new
challenge and a new adventure". BBC One
controller Lorraine Heggessey's appointment to his old post
opened up the
vacancy at BBC One,
which he...
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Archived from the
original on 5
March 2016.
Retrieved 30 June 2021. "
Heggessey axes Ballykissangel". The Guardian. 14
March 2001.
Archived from the original...
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punching a wall,
following reports in a
tabloid newspaper.
Lorraine Heggessey, then the Head of BBC Children's programmes,
apologised on air. However...
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caricature of
himself falling down a
sewer in a
Dennis the
Menace cartoon.
Heggessey and Root were
jointly awarded fourth position on the 2003 TV
comedy list...
- just over 18 months. The then head of BBC children's
programmes Lorraine Heggessey went on air to
explain Bacon's
dismissal to CBBC viewers.
Bacon was required...
- Preceded by
Edward Barnes Head of BBC Children's
Programmes 1986–97 Succeeded by
Lorraine Heggessey...
