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Dave Smallwood started his career at BBC Network News and now has thirty years industry experience as a broadcast engineer and cameraman. He has also worked for a number of other major broadcasters and on a host of events both big and small in the UK, Europe, the Middle East and Australia.
Events worked on inlcude:
Football World Cup (Russia), Summer Olympic Games (Sydney and London), Winter Olympic Games (Vancouver and South Korea), Six Nationals Rugby Championship, Champions League Final, Royal Wedding overage at Windsor Castle, Bafta Cymru Awards, Nato Summit Newport, British Open Golf, Glastonbury Festival, European Rugby Cup Final, BBC Question Time, BBC Sunday Politics, ITV Good Morning Britain, BBC Andrew Marr Show, BBC Victoria Derbyshire Show, Sport Relief, The Queen's Golden Jubilee celebrations, Olympic Torch Relay, BBC Breakfast News, Premier League football, UK general election, WBC Boxing, French Regional Elections, Football World Cup qualifiers, BBC Sport, BBC Last Night of the Proms, BBC Network News, BBC Wales News, CNN, Sky News, Sky Sports, Sky Sports News, ITV network, ITV Sport, Setanta, Channel 4, S4C, FIVE News, Channel TEN (Sydney), Al Jazeera, Sky News Arabia, Bloomberg TV (Sydney), RTE, TVE, The Press Association, Guinness Premiership Rugby, Heineken Cup Rugby, Ryder Cup, CyclingTour de France, 7/7 London bombings, World Sailing Championships, Horse of the Year Show, Laureus Awards, Asian Games (Doha) Tour of Ireland (Cycling), Mobo Awards, World Rally Championships, Princes Trust Concert, Hay Festival, European Tour Golf plus numerous news 'lives' and other events.
Dave has a reputation for keeping a cool head under pressure and making a very good cup of tea.
From the Evening Standard, 12 January 1946
However, I don't believe the water should actually be boiling when it hits the leaves - a better flavour, in my view, comes from adding the boiled water just after its stopped bubbling.
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