Is David Dimbleby related to Richard Dimbleby?
David Dimbleby (born 28 October 1938) is a British journalist and former presenter of current affairs and political programmes, best known for having presented the BBC topical debate programme Question Time. He is the son of broadcaster Richard Dimbleby and elder brother of Jonathan Dimbleby, of the Dimbleby family.
Who is Jonathan Dimbleby married to?
Jessica Raym. 2007
Bel Mooneym. 1968–2006
Jonathan Dimbleby/Spouse
In 2007 Dimbleby married Jessica Ray. They have two daughters, Daisy and Gwendolen, and live in Bristol.
Who is Henry Dimbleby father?
David Dimbleby
Henry Dimbleby/Fathers
Is Richard Dimbleby still alive?
Deceased (1913–1965)
Richard Dimbleby/Living or Deceased
Who are the Dimbleby brothers?
Jonathan Dimbleby
Nicholas Dimbleby
David Dimbleby/Brothers
How do I contact Henry Dimbleby?
Henry Dimbleby’s Email & Phone Number @blueyonder.co.uk. @bain.com.
How old is David Dimbleby?
83 years (October 28, 1938)
David Dimbleby/Age
How old is Richard Dimbleby?
52 years (1913–1965)
Richard Dimbleby/Age at death
Where did Richard Dimbleby live?
DIMBLEBY, Richard (1913-1965) Richard Dimbleby, through his 30-year career in radio and television, became the nation’s most famous broadcaster. During the early years of his career with the BBC, he lived at Cedar Court in East Sheen, where he is commemorated with a blue plaque.
Where does Henry Dimbleby live?
Hackney, London
Dimbleby is married to Jemima Lewis, a journalist. They have three children and live in Hackney, London.
Who is Henry Dimbleby national food strategy?
Henry Dimbleby was appointed lead non-executive board member of the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs in March 2018. Henry previously worked as a Strategy Consultant at Bain & Company (1995-2002) where he advised businesses on strategy, performance improvement and organisational design.
Who wrote the national food strategy?
Henry Dimbleby
The National Food Strategy, led by British businessman Henry Dimbleby, proposes a raft of measures to shake up how food is produced and the kinds of diets most people eat. The need for action is laid out in stark terms.
