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12th March 2010
Christine Bleakley was in tears this morning as she completed her daunting bid to waterski across the world's busiest shipping lane. Despite falling eight times into the 4C freezing sea, she made it across 22 miles of choppy ocean in just one hour 40 minutes. Setting off for the French coast at 7.46am, The One Show presenter was good spirits supported by her co-host Adrian Chiles. Christine was determined to complete her challenge whatever the weather after raising thousands of pounds for Sport Relief.
11th March 2010
Innocent's Creative Director Dan Germain shared a stage at The Entrepreneurs Forum's Use Your Loaf youth event yesterday with Trunki's Rob Law. Numerous other young entrepreneurs also spoke at the event including Fraser Doughty (Super Jam), Julian Leighton (Orange Bus), Emily Cummins the young entrepreneur of the year, Jonathan Grubin (MiniG Media), Matt Scott (MES Footwork) and Darren Williams (Hair X-Tensions)
10th March 2010
The 2010 Television and Radio Industries Club (TRIC) Awards, were held yesterday at London's Grosvenor House Hotel. Sir Terry Wogan was awarded the gong for Radio Personality at the awards and Barbara Windsor was presented with the TRIC Lifetime Achievement award. Tess Daly picked up the TV Reality Award for Strictly Come Dancing, Harry Hill won TV personality, and Oz Clarke and James May scooped the award for TV arts/documentary programme for Oz and James Drink to Britain.