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Steph McGovern

Middlesbrough
As seen in: Insurance Tomorrow, The Rest Is Money, The Waterstones Podcast, BBC, Daily Mail, The Daily Mirror, The Mail on Sunday, The Sun, Daily Express, Channel 4, Which? Conversation, Radio Times and
Journo + presenter. 🎧 pod: @therestismoney 📺 show: BAFTA nominated ‘Steph’s Packed Lunch’ (625eps)+ 📖 crime novel ‘Deadline’ MNicholls@unitedagents.co.uk
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Deadline by Steph McGovern

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By Steph McGovern, Ann Cleeves, Val McDermid
| Pan Macmillan
The debut crime thriller from award-winning broadcaster and journalist Steph McGovern. 'Thrilling, captivating and full of heart' – Giovanna Fletcher, author of Billy and Me 'Brilliant! I love how it describes all the behind the scenes of TV and I had no idea where it was going. So clever. So good' – Kimberley Walsh Your child has been kidnapped. You're live on television. Going live in 10, 9, 8 . . . Today is a huge day for TV reporter Rose’s career.
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Deadline by Steph McGovern

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By Keeley Stephenson, Jo-anne Atkinson, Steph McGovern
| The Waterstones Podcast
Receive 25% off the RRP of this title when you enter the code FEB26 during checkout between 17-20 February. 1000s of more titles are included in the offer and you can visit our offer page from the home screen The debut crime thriller from award-winning broadcaster and journalist Steph McGovern. 'Thrilling, captivating and full of heart' – Giovanna Fletcher, author of Billy and Me 'Brilliant! I love how it describes all the behind the scenes of TV and I had no idea where it was going. So clever.
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Deadline by Steph McGovern

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By Steph McGovern
| Pan Macmillan
The debut crime thriller from award-winning broadcaster and journalist Steph McGovern. 'A pacy, witty, engaging thriller, entertaining and delightfully authentic, but hard-hitting and thought-provoking too. I can't wait for you all to read it' – Ann Cleeves, author of the Shetland and Vera Stanhope series Your child has been kidnapped. You're live on television. Going live in 10, 9, 8 . . . Today is a huge day for TV reporter Rose’s career.
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Coronation Street's Amy Robbins leaves 'dream job' at soap weeks after making debut

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By Steph McGovern
Coronation Street actress Amy Robbins has revealed she will be leaving the cobbles weeks after making her debut on the show as barmaid Daisy Midgeley’s mum Christina Boyd Video Loading Amy Robbins - who plays Daisy Midgeley's mum Christina Boyd on Coronation Street - has announced she will be saying farewell to her Corrie role weeks after making debut on screen.(Image: Amy Robbins Instagram) A third went on to say: "Oh no I was hoping you would be a regular.(Image: Amy Robbins Instagram)...
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AudioFile Spotlight: Four Narrators Discuss British Mystery Audiobooks

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By Richard Osman, Fiona Shaw, Steph McGovern, Deanna Raybourn
| The Big Thrill (ITW) Verified
By AudioFile’s Editors AudioFile Magazine was excited to host a live conversation with four narrators of British mystery audiobooks. Watch Antonia Beamish, John Hopkins, Jennifer Kirby, and Aoife McMahon perform live readings from new and favorite mystery audiobooks—including titles that inspired the popular crime drama television series Midsomer Murders and Whitstable Pearl—and answer audience questions about their work.
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Prince Harry Memoir Torn Apart By Steph McGovern

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By Steph McGovern, Emmanuella Ngimbi Verified
| News Lanes
Publishers revealed the memoir will provide a detailed account of his decision to give up his royal duties and relocate to America.
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Which? Awards 2020: Vote for Your Consumer Champion – Which? Conversation

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By Steph McGovern
| Which? Conversation Verified
This year you can help us recognise the individuals who’ve gone the extra mile. Steph McGovern, host of the Which? Awards 2020, explains how you can cast your vote. What a 2020 we’re all having. Whoever you are, whatever you do there aren’t many of us who could call this a normal year. I don’t think any of us expected to be working in the ways we have done this year. For business and consumers, it’s been unpredictable, it’s been relentless, and for many unbelievably tough.
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Why competing in the skills Olympics could boost UK growth

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By Steph McGovern
| bbc.com
Vuvuzelas, samba dancing, flags and a whole lot of feel good factor - a huge party has been taking place in Brazil but for once its not to mark a sporting event. Instead 1,200 young people from around the globe gathered to compete for medals in the World Skills competition. Limbering up for the UK was Robert Johnson, in the Plastering and Drywall category. He left school at 16 to work for his dad's plastering company in Middlesbrough.
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City Link collapse exposes insolvency flaws, say MPs

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By Steph McGovern
| BBC Verified
The collapse of delivery firm City Link has exposed the flaws in the insolvency system, two groups of MPs have said. A joint report from two parliamentary committees concludes that the current system is too heavily skewed in favour of investors over workers. It also said City Link took a "deliberate decision" not to inform employees of its likely failure. About 2,700 people lost their jobs when City Link collapsed over Christmas, and 1,000 contractors also lost out.
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Morrisons chief admits recession price rises 'mistake'

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By Steph McGovern
| BBC Verified
More reasons to shop at Morrisons. That's exactly what shoppers need if the supermarket chain is going to keep its place in the game of "supermarket sweep" - because at the moment the big four grocery chains aren't having it all their own way. The chairman of troubled supermarket chain Morrisons says the major supermarkets have lost their way on pricing - and that customers have voted with their feet.
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