Thursday, October 25th, 2007
Martin Bell is a former television war correspondent and politician. Here he is speaking at Lancaster University on 18th October 2007.
He left the BBC in April 1997 to stand as an independent against the sitting MP for Tatton, the Tory Neil Hamilton. He won with an 11,000-vote majority, to become the first elected independent MP since 1951.
He was appointed Unicef ambassador for humanitarian emergencies in 2001. His assignments for Unicef have included Burundi, Kosovo, Tajikistan, Iraq, Malawi, Bosnia, Sudan and Sri Lanka.
RINF thanks Lancaster University and Martin Bell.
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There is a prof in the background 40.11 into this vid, when the question about PINAC is asked, watch the reactions of both the political science prof and also the chap in White, Mr Martin Bell.
Note: Martin Bell in my view is a good guy, but watch their reactions.
JB