Mick Robertson children, including the series "Wise Up" and "Blunt", and has won several Children's BAFTAs. In 2007, he was awarded the Special Award Children's BAFTA for his work in television. Accepting his award he said Robertson released a couple of singles "The Tango's Over" in 1974 and "Then I Change Hands" the following year. An album also called "Then I Change Hands" was also released that year. None of these charted. Mick Robertson Michael Robertson (born February 14, 1946 in Petworth, Sussex) is a former presenter of the ITV children's television magazine programme "Magpie". He attended Midhurst Grammar School and trained
Jenny Randles happened, obtained over 12 million viewers, and became the most watched programme on the subject on UK TV. Jenny also wrote two books, Strange But True? and Strange But True? Casebook tied to the TV series (Piatkus, 1994 and 1995) She has also written and presented documentary work for BBC TV and radio. Randles is a columnist for the magazines "Fortean Times" and has spoken at the UnConvention. She coined the term, 'Oz Factor', describing the odd state of consciousness involving changes to the perception of time and space, during which strange phenomena and close encounters can occur. She was