BBC News at Ten O'Clock 2000

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Director
Dean Wright
Artists
Huw Edwards
as Self - Newsreader
Fiona Bruce
as Self - Newsreader
George Alagiah
as Self - Newsreader
as Self - Newsreader
Mishal Husain
as Self - Newsreader
Boris Johnson
as Self - Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Will Gompertz
as Self - Arts Editor
Matt Hancock
as Self - Health Secretary
Nick Robinson
as Self - Political Editor
Mark Easton
as Self - Home Editor
Emily Maitlis
as Self - Newsreader
Laura Kuenssberg
as Self - Political Editor
Chris Whitty
as Self - Chief Medical Officer
Susan Hopkins
as Self - Public Health England Adviser
as Self - Newsreader
Frank Gardner
as Self - Security Correspondent
James Reynolds
as Self - Beijing Correspondent
Mihir Bose
as Self - Sports Editor
Matt Frei
as Self - Newsreader
Jonathan Van Tam
as Self - Deputy Chief Medical Officer
Patrick Vallance
as Self - Chief Scientific Adviser
Theresa May
as Self - Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Nicholas Witchell
as Self - Royal Correspondent
Tom Symonds
as Self - Transport Correspondent
Hugh Pym
as Self - Correspondent
Robert Peston
as Self - Business Editor
Justin Webb
as Self - North America Editor
Stephanie Flanders
as Self - Economics Editor
Ben Brown
as Self - Newsreader
Prince William of Wales
as Self
Simon Stevens
as Self - Chief Executive, NHS England
Orla Guerin
as Self - Asia Correpondent
Andy Swiss
as Self - Reporter (Sports Correspondent)
Gavin Hewitt
as Self - Special Correspondent
Paul Wood
as Self - Correspondent
Pallab Ghosh
as Self - Science Correspondent
David Sillito
as Self
as Self - Middle East Editor
James Landale
as Self - Political Correspondent
Rory Cellan-Jones
as Self - Business Correspondent
Alan Little
as Self - Correspondent
Mark Simpson
as Self - Correspondent
James Westhead
as Self - Correspondent
Kate Silverton
as Self - Newsreader
Jon Sopel
as Self - North America Editor
Dan Roan
as Self - Sports Editor
Reeta Chakrabarti
as Self - Correspondent
Chris Mason
as Self
Judith Moritz
as Self - Correspondent
Dominic Cummings
as Self
Jason Evans
as Self
Nick Bryant
as Self - North America Correspondent
Stephen Powis
as Self - National Medical Director, NHS England
Michael Buerk
as Self - Newsreader
Denise Mahoney
as Self - Reporter
Wyre Davies
as Self - Reporter
Jo Johnson
as Self - Interviewee (Former Transport Minister)
Ken Livingstone
as Self - Interviewee
Simon Haslett
as Self
as Self - Interviewee
Alex Forsyth
as Self - Live Political Correspondent
Ian Hislop
as Self - Interviewee
Bill Hodgson
as Self - Interviewee
Arlene Foster
as Self - Contributor (DUP Leader)
Karen Bradley
as Self - Contributor (Northern Ireland Secretary)
Lucy Williamson
as Self - Live Paris Correspondent
Emmanuel Macron
as Self - French President
Simon Jack
as Self - Reporter (Business Editor)
Reshad Naqshbandi
as Self
Philip Hammond
as Self - Contributor (Chancellor of the Exchequer)
Darren Jones
as Self - Contributor (Hillcrest Homes)
James Cook
as Self - Reporter
Mark Ghilarducci
as Self - Speech giver (California Governor's Office of Emergency Services)
Judith Blakeman
as Self - Board Member, Tenant Management Organisation
Caroline Wyatt
as Self - Reporter
Ruth Winkelmann
as Self - Interviewee (Kristallnacht witness)
Robert Black
as Self - Chief Executive, Tenant Management Organisation
Jack Leach
as Self - England Cricketer
Moeen Ali
as Self - England Cricketer
Dinesh Chandimal
as Self - Sri Lanka Cricketer
Adil Rashid
as Self - England Cricketer
Rangana Herath
as Self - Sri Lanka Cricketer
Jon Kay
as Self - Reporter
Sue Satterthwaite
as Self - Contributor (Aldridge Great War Project)
Rosie Millard
as Self - Arts Correspondent
Raza Jaffrey
as Self
David Jason
as Self
Ronnie Corbett
as Self
Chuck Lamb
as Self
Margaret Gilmore
as Self
Birgit Cunningham
as Self
Sajjan Gohel
as Self
John Simpson
as Self
Evan Davis
as Self - Economics Editor
Darren Bett
as Self - Weather Presenter
Sophie Hutchinson
as Self - Reporter
Douglas Alexander
as Self - Transport Secretary
Barnie Choudhury
as Self - News Correspondent
Roger Lawson
as Self - Association of British Drivers
Susan Powell
as Self - Weather Presenter
David Shukman
as Self - Environment Correspondent
Richard Bilton
as Self - Correspondent
Danny Savage
as Self - Reporter
Carole Walker
as Self - Political Correspondent
Nick Higham
as Self - Correspondent
Brian Hanrahan
as Self - Special Correspondent
Ben Ando
as Self - Correspondent
Alastair Leithead
as Self - Correspondent
Mark Mardell
as Self - Europe Editor
Matthew Price
as Self - Correspondent
Olly Foster
as Self - Reporter
Bridget Kendall
as Self - Diplomatic Correspondent
Mark Simpson
as Self - Reporter
Gordon Corera
as Self - Correspondent
Crispin Thorold
as Self - Correspondent
Adam Parsons
as Self - Sports Correspondent
Christian Fraser
as Self - Reporter
Jon Braine
as Self - Correpsondent
James Munro
as Self - Reporter
Glenn Campbell
as Self - Scotland Political Correspondent
Paul Adams
as Self - Diplomatic Correspondent
William Roache
as Self
as Self
Andrew Billen
as Self
Chris Rogers
as Self - Newsreader
Elton John
as Self
Queen Elizabeth II
as Self
Candice Brown
as Self
Catherine Princess of Wales
as Self
Michael Ball
as Self
Chris Foote Wood
as Self
Adam Peaty
as Self - Olympic Champion
David Attenborough
as Self
as Self - President of the United States of America
Simon McCoy
as Self - Newsreader
Alan Ayckbourn
as Self
Eni Aluko
as Self
Paul Nuttall
as Self - UKIP Leader
Danni Hewson
as Self - News Correspondent
Sean Mendez
as Self - Solidarity Sports
John Pienaar
as Self - Deputy Political Editor
Marcia Fiamengo
as Self - NASA Scientist
Elaine Dunkley
as Self - Correspondent
Georgia Gould
as Self - Leader, Camden Council
Eleanor Kelly
as Self - Grenfell Fire Response Team
Simon Byrne
as Self - Cheshire Police
Dany Cotton
as Self - London Fire Commissioner
Charlotte Brownhill
as Self - Matron, Stepping Hill Hospital
Miguel Alves
as Self - Grenfell Tower Survivor
Caroline Davis-Osborne
as Self - Friend of Wendy Fawell
Gavin Hewitt
as Self - Correspondent
Joe Delaney
as Self - Local Resident
Steven Spielberg
as Self
Harry Kane
as Self - England Captain
Jeremy Corbyn
as Self - Labour Leader
Nicola Sturgeon
as Self - Scottish First Minister
Jane Hill
as Self - Presenter
Andy Burnham
as Self - Mayor for Greater Manchester
Jos Buttler
as Self - England Cricketer
Jimmy Anderson
as Self - England Cricketer
Dominic Wilkinson
as Self - Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health
Leo Varadkar
as Self - Irish Taoiseach
Ben Stokes
as Self - England Cricketer
Joe Root
as Self - England Cricketer
as Self - Prime Minister of Belgium
Ben Foakes
as Self - England Cricketer
Carwyn Jones
as Self - Welsh First Minister
John Le Fondré
as Self - Chief Minister of Jersey
Sam Curran
as Self - England Cricketer
Christopher Gaffaney
as Self - Cricket Umpire
Akila Dananjaya
as Self - Sri Lanka Cricketer
Rory Burns
as Self - England Cricketer
Dilruwan Perera
as Self - Sri Lanka Cricketer
Kaushal Silva
as Self - Sri Lanka Cricketer
Howard Quayle
as Self - Chief Minister of the Isle of Man
Martin Moore-Bick
as Self - Chair, Grenfell Tower Inquiry
David Lidington
as Self - Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
Sajid Javid
as Self - Home Secretary
Dimuth Karunaratne
as Self - Sri Lanka Cricketer
Angelo Mathews
as Self - Sri Lanka Cricketer
Dhananjaya de Silva
as Self - Sri Lanka Cricketer
Suranga Lakmal
as Self - Sri Lanka Cricketer
as Self
Shinzo Abe
as Self - Prime Minister of Japan
Ed Davey
as Self - Liberal Democrats Leader
May Parsons
as Self
Margaret Keenan
as Self
Joe Biden
as Self
Vladimir Putin
as Self - President of Russia
Anthony Fauci
as Self - Director, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Derek Chauvin
as Self - Defendant
Benjamin Crump
as Self - Wright Family Lawyer
Clive Myrie
as Self - Newsreader
Priti Patel
as Self - Home Secretary
Sadiq Khan
as Self - London Mayor, Labour Candidate
Jerry Blackwell
as Self - Prosecutor
Emma Vardy
as Self - Ireland Correspondent
Michelle O'Neill
as Self - Deputy First Minister
Peter Cahill
as Self - Judge
Gary O'Donoghue
as Self - North America Correspondent
Fergus Walsh
as Self - Medical Editor
Jan Spivey
as Self
Eric Nelson
as Self - Defence Attorney
Katie Wright
as Self - Daunte Wright's Mother
Mark McEwan
as Self - Police Service of Northern Ireland
Siân Berry
as Self - Green Party Mayoral Candidate
Ama Emerald Bains
as Sara
Adina Campbell
as Self - Community Affairs Correspondent
Katie Gornall
as Self - Sports Correspondent
Shaun Bailey
as Self - Conservative Mayoral Candidate
Lebo Diseko
as Self - Correspondent
Jonathan Ashworth
as Self - Shadow Health Secretary
Luisa Porritt
as Self - Liberal Democrat Mayoral Candidate
David Tennant
as Self
Peter Sissons
as Newsreader (2000-2002)
as Political Editor (2000-2005)
Jennie Bond
as Self - Royal Correspondent (2000-2003)
Tom Coulter
as Northern Ireland Correspondent (2000-2002)
as Presenter (2003-)
Natasha Kaplinsky
as Sunday Presenter (2004-)
Sue Thearle
as Self - Sports Correspondent (2004-)
as Washington correspondent
Lucy Manning
as Self - Reporter
Meghan Markle
as Self
as Self
Released 16 Oct 2000
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