The Toughest Job in Britain by Spake Jeremy

The Toughest Job in Britain by Spake Jeremy

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The Toughest Job in Britain by Spake Jeremy

The Worst Job in Britain is a primetime 6-part BBC 1 series presented by Jeremy Spake, whom we first met in the BBC series Airport. The first series, titled The Toughest Job in Britain, was broadcast in August and September of last year with ratings of around 6 million. Jeremy meets and works with people who have jobs that seem, to many of us, pretty damn awful. Jobs featured include a leech farmer, a sewer flusher, football manager and casualty nurse. One memorable episode featured a turkey farmer where Jeremy helps to artificially inseminate a turkey with a kind of sucking device...Written by Jeremy, the book will provide a humorous behind-the-scenes account of the people he meets, the dreadful jobs they do and the things they get up to, on and off camera.
In Toughest Job in Britain (TV tie-in), Jeremy Spake meets and works with people who have jobs that seem to many of us odd, difficult or just plain awful, ranging from leech-farming, sewer-flushing, working in a hospital casualty department and being a lighthouse engineer, to artificially inseminating turkeys!
Jeremy Spake first appeared on our screens in the BBC series Airport where he worked as the cuddly Russian-speaking Aeroflot Traffic Supervisor. Since then, Jeremy's television career has taken off and in 2001 he'll be presenting The Worst Jobs in Britain, the BBC's City Hospital and making numerous other television appearances. He is also the author of Jeremy's Airport, published by BBC Books.
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ISBN 13 9780752220086
ISBN 10 075222008X
Title The Toughest Job in Britain
Author Spake Jeremy
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Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Pan Macmillan
Year published 2002-04-12
Number of pages 192
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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