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Martin Popplewell is an English journalist and broadcaster.
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Martin Popplewell is an English journalist and broadcaster.
Popplewell was born in and attended school in Cambridge. [1] [2] [ dead link ] He was educated at University College London, from which he obtained a degree in zoology. [3]
Popplewell began his career as a journalist on the BBC's news trainee scheme.
Popplewell has presented the news on Five, BBC News and Sky News. He has reported for ITN and worked as a political reporter for the BBC's On the Record .
In 2019, Popplewell appeared on BBC Radio 4's Great Lives , discussing Robinson Crusoe. [4]
Popplewell has written travel features for The Times .
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