Ronan Keating @ BBC's "My Story"

Ronan to front BBC's "My Story"
25.11.09

Boyzone singer Ronan Keating, "The One Show" presenter Christine Bleakley and BBC News reader George Alagiah have been revealed as three of the five presenters for the BBC's "My Story" true life competition.

Each presenter will front one episode of the five-week show, with two more to be confirmed. Fifteen entrants' true life stories will feature in the series, to be judged by a literary panel. Five will have their stories, written with the aid of a ghost-writer, published by HarperCollins imprint HarperTrue.

The BBC1 show begins in early 2010, with entrants submitted via the My Storywebsite or by post. The deadline for applicants is 16th December.

The move follows a rush of celebrities fronting literary contests including singer Will Young judging the BBC's National Short Story Award and comedian Bill Bailey judging the Roald Dahl Funny Prize. Actress and author of That's Another Story Julie Walters also launched Orion/ITV1's The People's Author competition, which announced its winner on Monday.

http://www.thebookseller.com/news/104138-page.html

Keating, Bleakley for BBC One's 'My Story'
Wednesday, November 25 2009

Ronan Keating, Christine Bleakley and George Alagiah have signed up to host a new BBC series called My Story.

The show, which launches off the back of the BBC's poetry season, will arrive in the form of five episodes which will broadcast in 2010.

Each episode will feature three people's true life stories, which will then be judged by a literacy panel. Five successful contributors will go on to have their books published by HarperCollins.

Keating said of the series: "Writing my autobiography made me realise how much had happened in my life and that we all have story to tell.

"That's why I'm excited to be involved with My Story. I'm sure we're going to find some amazing true life stories. I'm looking forward to meeting the people behind the stories."

Keating, Bleakley and Alagiah will each present a show, with two other presenters to be announced shortly.

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tv/news/a188586/keating-bleakley-for-bbc-ones-my-story.html

Boyzone's Ronan Keating teaming up with Christine Bleakley for BBC show My Story

By Nicola Methven 27/11/2009

Boyzone's Ronan Keating is teaming up with Christine Bleakley for a new BBC show which turns viewers' stories into published books.

My Story is a five-part prime-time BBC1 series for early next year, featuring 15 true stories from members of the public. The five best will be published by Harper Collins.

Ronan and Christine will present one episode each with three more celebrity hosts to be confirmed.

If you think you've got an interesting story visit www.bbc.co.uk/mystory before December 16. Get scribbling!

http://www.mirror.co.uk/celebs/news/2009/11/27/boyzone-s-ronan-keating-teaming-up-with-christine-bleakley-for-bbc-show-my-story-115875-21853768/

Tuesday, September 14th, 2010

My Story
BBC 1 at 10:35pm


Ronan Keating meets three people who have achieved incredible success in their lives. In 1979, Jack Romero fled the war in Lebanon, arriving at Heathrow airport with just £90 in his pocket. Just fifteen years later, he launched an airline worth £30 million. Anne Wafula was born in a remote village in Kenya and overcame childhood polio to become the first black East-African to compete in a wheelchair race at the Paralympics. Finally, David Crabtree went from living on the streets to owning a family care business.

Today, 22:35 on BBC One (except Northern Ireland, Wales)

Ronan Keating meets three more people with extra-ordinary true-life stories who entered the BBC's My Story competition to win the chance to see their life story become a published book.

Travelling across Britain, Ronan meets three people who have each achieved incredible success in their lives. These include Jack Romero, who fled the war in Lebanon, and arrived in Heathrow airport in 1979 with just 90 pounds in pocket. Just fifteen years later, he launched an airline worth 30 million pounds.

Anne Wafula was born in a remote village in Kenya, and overcame childhood polio to become the first black East-African to compete in a wheelchair race at the Paralympics. Finally, David Crabtree went from living on the streets to owning a family care business worth millions.

The winner, chosen by a panel of judges, will be revealed at the end of the programme. The book will be available in bookshops from Wednesday morning, or viewers can download it free from the BBC website.

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Today, 22:35 on BBC One (except Northern Ireland, Wales)

Ronan Keating meets three more people with extra-ordinary true-life stories who entered the BBC's My Story competition to win the chance to see their life story become a published book.

Travelling across Britain, Ronan meets three people who have each achieved incredible success in their lives. These include Jack Romero, who fled the war in Lebanon, and arrived in Heathrow airport in 1979 with just 90 pounds in pocket. Just fifteen years later, he launched an airline worth 30 million pounds.

Anne Wafula was born in a remote village in Kenya, and overcame childhood polio to become the first black East-African to compete in a wheelchair race at the Paralympics. Finally, David Crabtree went from living on the streets to owning a family care business worth millions.

The winner, chosen by a panel of judges, will be revealed at the end of the programme. The book will be available in bookshops from Wednesday morning, or viewers can download it free from the BBC website.

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Set Reminder
Tuesday, September 21st, 20101:15am to 1:45am @ BBC 1

http://uk-tv-guide.com/programme-details/BBC+1/21+September+2010/00%3A15/My+Story/Documentary/