David qualified as a doctor in 1993 from St Mary's Hospital Medical School in London with a Bachelor of Medicine and a Bachelor of Surgery degree. His natural warmth, charm and skill for talking lead him into TV work.He joined Living TV giving medical advice on shows “Why Me?” and “Call the Doctor”, presented “Lets Get Healthy” for ITV and became a regular presenter on ” The Really Useful Show” and “Daily Live” for BBC 1 before being asked to join Anne Robinson on “Watchdog”- the flag-ship consumer affairs programme on BBC1 as a presenter and reporter. David was then asked to anchor the BBC’s “Watchdog Healthcheck” which he did for two years before moving to join “Tomorrow’s world”- the prime time technology showIn 2002 David launched the cult show “Most Haunted Live” , and hosted the world’s largest live ghost hunt.. He also presented “Hospital Live” worked on “Richard and Judy”, “Alan Titchmarsch”, BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC’s “Inside Out”. He has also been a regular panelist on “The Wright Stuff” on channel five for eight years. He has hosted over 30 different television shows over the last 15 years as well as contributing to many others in the U.K and U.S. Topping it all off he's also a bloody good bloke so listen in as he tells us his haunting tale of one evening and why renowned Psychic Derek Acorah once physically attacked him in a bar. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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