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[[File:Andrew_marr.jpg|thumb|right|Andrew Marr ([[TV]]:''[[Aliens of London]]'']] | [[File:Andrew_marr.jpg|thumb|right|Andrew Marr ([[TV]]:''[[Aliens of London]]'']] | ||
'''Andrew Marr''' was a BBC journalist who reported on events at [[10 Downing Street]] when, unknown to the press, it was infiltrated by the [[Slitheen family]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Aliens of London]]''/''[[World War Three]]'') | '''Andrew Marr''' (born [[31 July (people)|31 July]] [[1959]]) was a BBC journalist who reported on events at [[10 Downing Street]] when, unknown to the press, it was infiltrated by the [[Slitheen family]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Aliens of London]]''/''[[World War Three]]'') | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
Andrew Marr, who played himself in the series, was the editor of ''The Independent'' for two years, until [[May]] [[1998]], and was the political editor for the [[BBC]] from [[2000]] until [[2005]]. He began hosting a new political programme on Sunday mornings on [[BBC One]] in [[September]] 2005. | Andrew Marr, who played himself in the series, was the editor of ''The Independent'' for two years, until [[May]] [[1998]], and was the political editor for the [[BBC]] from [[2000]] until [[2005]]. He began hosting a new political programme on Sunday mornings on [[BBC One]] in [[September]] 2005. | ||
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Andrew Marr (born 31 July 1959) was a BBC journalist who reported on events at 10 Downing Street when, unknown to the press, it was infiltrated by the Slitheen family. (TV: Aliens of London/World War Three)
Behind the scenes
Andrew Marr, who played himself in the series, was the editor of The Independent for two years, until May 1998, and was the political editor for the BBC from 2000 until 2005. He began hosting a new political programme on Sunday mornings on BBC One in September 2005.
