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Rob Bell (TV presenter) Fire" (with Dan Jones (writer) and Suzannah Lipscomb) and "Brunel:The Man who Built Britain". He also presented BBC show "Invented in The South". In 2018 Rob did further programmes for Channel 5 with "The Flying Scotsman" airing in February, "World's Tallest Skyscrapers" in June and Walking Britain's Lost Railways in September. Rob Bell (TV presenter) Rob Bell is a British TV presenter, adventurer, engineer and STEMnet ambassador. He has appeared on TV programs on BBC, Channel 5, Travel Channel and Yesterday. Rob Bell is a TV presenter, Adventurer and Engineer who was born in 1979 and spent most of his