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David Miles (born 1954) is a British continuity announcer and newsreader on BBC Radio 4.^[1]

Biography [edit]

David Miles joined the BBC in 1975 as a studio manager. Initially working at Bush House, he then transferred to Broadcasting House. Between 1981 and 1987, and again between 1988 and 1995, he worked as a BBC Television announcer. In 1995 he became an announcer on Channel 4, but he later rejoined Radio 4. He has also announced for the British version of the History Channel.

He enjoys fell walking in the Lake District and sailing.

References [edit]

^ "David Miles". BBC Online. Retrieved 11 March 2011.

BBC Radio 4

Programmes

Comedy	Bleak Expectations Cabin Pressure Chain Reaction Count Arthur Strong's Radio Show! Clare in the Community Dead Ringers Down the Line Ed Reardon's Week Giles Wemmbley-Hogg Goes Off The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue Jeremy Hardy Speaks to the Nation Just a Minute Ladies of Letters The Museum of Curiosity The News Quiz The Now Show Old Harry's Game Quote... Unquote That Mitchell and Webb Sound The Unbelievable Truth You'll Have Had Your Tea: The Doings of Hamish and Dougal

Entertainment	A Good Read Afternoon Drama The Archers Book at Bedtime Book of the Week Bookclub Brain of Britain Classic Serial Counterpoint Desert Island Discs Loose Ends Poetry Please Round Britain Quiz The Saturday Play

News and factual	Analysis Any Answers? Any Questions? Bottom Line Broadcasting House Case Notes Crossing Continents Desert Island Discs Face the Facts Farming Today Feedback File on 4 The Food Programme From Our Own Correspondent Front Row Fry's English Delight Gardeners' Question Time Great Lives The House I Grew Up In In Business In Our Time Inside Health Last Word Midweek Money Box The Moral Maze PM Reith Lectures Saturday Live Saturday Review Shipping Forecast Start the Week Thinking Allowed Today Westminster Hour Woman's Hour Word Of Mouth The World at One The World Tonight You and Yours

Religious	Bells on Sunday Beyond Belief The Daily Service Prayer for the Day Something Understood Sunday

Other	Radio 4 Appeal Test Match Special

People

Presenters	Kate Adie Anita Anand Matthew Bannister Roger Bolton Michael Buerk Evan Davis Richard Coles Jonathan Dimbleby Jane Garvey Harriett Gilbert Fi Glover Claudia Hammond John Humphrys Martha Kearney Kirsty Lang Robin Lustig Roger McGough Sue MacGregor Andrew Marr Eddie Mair Sarah Montague Jenni Murray James Naughtie Matthew Parris Nicholas Parsons Mark Porter Libby Purves Carolyn Quinn Nigel Rees Garry Richardson Wendy Robbins Winifred Robinson Eric Robson Michael Rosen Ritula Shah Edward Stourton John Waite Justin Webb Peter White Sian Williams Julian Worricker Kirsty Young

Announcers and newsreaders	Chris Aldridge Carolyn Brown Charles Carroll Harriet Cass Kathy Clugston Corrie Corfield Mairead Devlin Zoe Diamond Arlene Fleming Jim Lee David Miles Rory Morrison Caroline Nicholls Neil Nunes Howard Philpot Susan Rae Vaughan Savidge Neil Sleat Alan Smith Zeb Soanes Diana Speed Luke Tuddenham

Controllers	Gerard Mansell Tony Whitby Ian McIntyre Monica Sims David Hatch Michael Green James Boyle Helen Boaden Mark Damazer Gwyneth Williams

Other

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