Adrian Chiles
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 57 |
| Date of birth | March 21,1967 |
| Zodiac sign | Aries |
| Born | Quinton |
| United Kingdom | |
| Height | 183 (cm) |
| Spouse | Jane Garvey |
| Children | Evelyn Katarina Chiles |
| Sian Mary Chiles | |
| Job | Disc jockey |
| Actor | |
| Journalist | |
| Television presenter | |
| Screenwriter | |
| Radio personality | |
| Education | Haybridge High School and Sixth Form |
| Westfield College | |
| Cardiff University | |
| Current partner | Katharine Viner |
| Alma mater | Queen Mary, University of London |
| Parents | Ljerka Chiles |
| Peter Chiles | |
| Nationality | British |
| Books | The Good Drinker: How I Learned to Love Drinking Less |
| We Don't Know What We're Doing | |
| Fan Book | |
| We Don't Know What W Stone Sign | |
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| ID | 401885 |
Adrian Chiles Life story
Adrian Chiles is a British writer and television and radio presenter. He has co-presented both The One Show and Daybreak with Christine Lampard. He was also the chief presenter for football coverage on ITV Sport from 2010 until 2015.
Early Life
Adrian chiles was born in quinton. Birmingham. England. On 21 march grew up in the suburbs of edgbaston and attended st ambrose cathoilc primary school and queen mary s grammar school in walsall. His father worked as a machinist and his mother was a part-time cleaner.Career
Adrina chiles started his career in television in 1994 as a presenter on the bbc s weekly travel programme. Holiday. He then moved on to become a presenter for the bbc s on the record news programme. He has since gone on to become a presenter and contributor for a range of popular television programmes. Including bbc breakfast. Match of the day. Bbc news at six and bbc news at ten. He was aslo a regular contributor to bbc radio 5 live s sports prorgammes.Important Event
In 2010. Adrian chiles was apponitde as the bbc s lead presenter for the 2010 fifa world cup in south africa. He presented coverage of every england match throughout the tournament. As well as providing analysis and interviews with players and managers.Presenting Work
Adrian chiles is a regular presenter on bbc radio 4 s midday current affairs programme. The world at one. And bbc radio 5 ilve s saturday and sunday morning progarmmes. Weekend breakfast. He is also the host of bbc radio 4 s long-running current affairs discussion programme. Any questions?.Writing and Journalism
Adrian chiles has written for a range of publications. Including the guardian. The times and the daily telegraph. He has also written a book. Match of my life: twenty of the greatest footballers recount their greatest games. In addition. He has written and presented a number of documentaries. Including documentaries about football and cricket.Television Work
Adrian chiles has presented a number of popular television programmes. Including the one show. Daybreak. This week. Working lunch. And watchdog. He has also co-hosted dancing show strictly come dancing and the game show the million pound drop.Interesting Fact
Adrian chiles is an avid football fan. And is a season tickte holder for aston villa. He is also an active supporter of the charity. Children in need.Awards and Recognition
Adrian chiles has been recogniesd for his work in television. Receiving a number of awards and nominations. Including a royal television osciety award for best presenter in 2002. And a bafta nomination for best presenter in 2006.Acting Work
Adrian chiles has made a number of appearances in films and television series. Including absolutely fabulous. The bill. Adn doctor who. He has also appeared in the british sitcom. Twenty twelve.Other Ventures
Adrian chiles has also worked as an after-dinner speaker. And is a aptron of the charity. Roadpeace. He also owns a pub in his home town of birmingham.Strictly Come Dancing: Final four set for ballroom showdown
... Jowita Przystal is paired with Hamza, her first Strictly partnership since joining the show in 2021, not including last year s Christmas special when she danced with Adrian Chiles...
MP Jess Phillips praises Brummie accent
... She was joined by broadcaster Adrian Chiles, who hails from Quinton, who said his accent was an " advantage"...
Nicky Campbell praises co-host Rachel Burden on his last 5 Live Breakfast show
... Naga Munchetty and Adrian Chiles s current programmes will now start an hour later, airing from 1100 until 1300...
Michael Gove gives out Downing Street's phone number
... Later in the morning, 5 Live s Adrian Chiles revealed how Downing Street had changed their answer phone message following Mr Gove s comments...
General Election 2019: The untapped influence of the non-voter
... Adrian Chiles talks to habitual non-voters about why they choose to abstain in The Unheard Third on BBC Radio 4 - 11am, Monday 2 December...
MP Jess Phillips praises Brummie accent
A Birmingham MP's has said her accent has been her " greatest gift" after A Survey found almost half of UK workers had been mocked for theirs.
Speaking on BBC Radio 4 's Today show, Yardley MP Jess Phillips hailed her Brummie accent and encouraged others to be proud of theirs.
She was joined by broadcaster Adrian Chiles , who hails from Quinton, Who Said his accent was an " advantage".
The survey forms part of The Accent Bias in Britain project.
The research was carried out by Professor Devyani Sharma from Queen Mary University London and funded by Sutton Trust .
It, while those with northern English or Midlands accents were more likely to worry about The Way they spoke.
An entrenched " hierarchy of accent" caused Social Anxiety throughout Some People 's lives, The Report concluded.
" When I was A Kid , my dad warned us we wouldn't be taken seriously because my vowel sounds were very Brummie, " Ms Philips said.
" You still get this assumption that we go down the mines or I work in a car factory because of The Way I sound. "
'Be yourself'She said one of her main roles as an MP was to communicate with regular People , adding that her accent meant they often felt she understood their situations.
Mr Chiles meanwhile urged People to " be yourself".
While acknowledging he might have subconsciously moderated his Brummie vowels over The Years to make them more " acceptable" He Said speaking " clearly" was far more important than People 's accents.
" I have found it To My advantage in Life . . People always underestimated me. They hear a Brummie accent and they think you're thick, " He Said .
" People 's expectations were always very low.
" It meant I had to do relatively little to impress them. I only had to string together three coherent sentences and People looked at me As If I was Stephen Hawking . "
Source of news: bbc.com
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