Jeremy Spake

Jeremy, a fluent Russian speaker, first shot to fame in the outstandingly successful BBC One documentary series 'Airport', which in the UK regularly attracted more than 13 Million viewers during his time on the programme.

Jeremy is well known to over 500 Million 'Airport' viewers across the globe in countries such as Australia, Canada, New Zealand and South Africa, and has written the only book to ever accompany the series 'Jeremy's Airport', which sold more than 1,000 copies a week during it's first year of publication.

Jeremy gained a two year exclusive contract with BBC One giving him the opportunity to present a host of programmes including a live presentation from Moscow for the BBC's flagship 2000 Today programme, as well as co-presenting a week long live 'Happy Birthday EastEnders' celebrating 15 years of the series. Jeremy is also a regular presenter on the ever popular 'City Hospital' daytime show on BBC One, and has been the only person to present on screen for the BBC's award winning documentary series 'Children's Hospital', when he reported from the St. Petersburg Regional Children's Hospital in Russia in 1999.

Jeremy has just completed the second series of his own prime time BBC One series with the challenging title 'Toughest Job in Britain'. The first series regularly attracted a 34% audience share; the second series is set for transmission in the spring of 2002, when the book he has written to accompany the series will be published by Macmillan.