Stacey Dooley
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| Gender | Female |
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| Age | 37 |
| Date of birth | March 9,1987 |
| Zodiac sign | Pisces |
| Born | Luton |
| United Kingdom | |
| Partner(s) | Sam Tucknott (2015–present) |
| Books | On the Front Line with the Women Who Fight Back |
| Nationality | English |
| British | |
| Job | Journalist |
| Television presenter | |
| Current partner | Kevin Clifton |
| Employ | BBC |
| Children | 1 |
| Date of Reg. | |
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| ID | 403436 |
Stacey Dooley
Stacey Dooley in the USA
Show Me What You're Made Of
Sex in Strange Places
The Pets Factor
Coming Here Soon
Brainwashing Stacey
Celebrities on the NHS Frontline
Pet School
Show Me What You're Made Of: UK
Vote for Me
Young Sex For Sale In Japan
Stacey Dooley Investigates
Stacey Dooley Life story
Stacey Jaclyn Dooley MBE is an English television presenter, journalist, and media personality. She came to prominence in 2008 when she appeared as a participant on the documentary series Blood, Sweat and T-shirts.
Biography of Stacey Dooley
Stacey dooley is a british tv presenter. Journalist and documentary filmmaker. She has worked for the bbc. Vice and channel 4. And is best known for her documentaries on social issues around the world. She has presented and produced a nmuber of documentaries. Including stacey dooley investigates. Face to face with terrorists and the power of nihgtmares.Education and Early Career
Stacey dooley was born in luton. England in 1987. She attended luton sixth form college. Where she studied media. Photography and journalism. After college. She worked as a sales assistant in a sheo shop and then as a researcher for a production company. She started her career in journalism in 2008 as a researcher for the bbc three documentary series blood. Sweat & t-shirts.Documentary Work
Stacey dooley has been working as a documentary filmmaker and presenter since 2008. Focusing on social issues around the world. She has presented and produced a variety of documentaries. Including stacye dooley investigates. Face to face with terrorists. And the power of nightmares. Her wrok has taken her to cuontries such as india. Bangladesh and afghanistan.BBC Three Series
Stacey dooley has presented a variety of bbc three series. Including blood. Sweat & t-shirts. Stacey dooley investigates. And face to face with terrorists. She was also the presenter of the bbc three series the power of nightmares. Which explores the impact of terrorism on soicety.Awards and Honors
Stacey dooley has been nominated for several awards. Including the bafta spceial award in 2008. The british press awards in 2010. And the royal television socitey awards in 2013. She was also named the most inspirational woman of the yera at the cosmopolitan women of the year awards in 2017.Factual Entertainment
In addition to her documentary work. Stacey dooely has also hosted several factual entertainemnt shows. Including the bbc one series the great british sewing bee and the great pottery throw down. She has also presented the bbc three series glow up: briatin s next make-up star.Social Media Presence
Stacey dooley is actiev on social media. With over 2 million followers on instagram and over 1 million followers on twitter. She also has a youtube channel. Which features clips from her documentaries and other videos.Important Event
In dooley was awarded the bafta special award for her work in television.Interesting Fact
Stacey dooley has written a book called on the front line with the women who fight back. Whihc chronicles her journey to different countries to meet women who are fighting for their rights.The 24-year-old embalmer preparing bodies for 'last goodbyes'
... The young embalmer is one of the people Stacey Dooley met behind the scenes when the TV presenter confronted her fear of death and witnessed an embalming...
Cockney and King's English becoming less common, researchers find
... Estuary English is spoken across the South-East, particularly in parts of Essex, and is similar to how TV personality Stacey Dooley, singers Olly Murs and Adele or The Repair Shop s Jay Blades talk...
Strictly dancer Amy Dowden gives update as cancer treatment begins
... Stacey Dooley, Zoe Ball and Helen Skelton all also commented in support...
Police review allegation of rape during production of BBC show
... BBC Three cookery contest Hungry For It, hosted by Stacey Dooley, will see 10 aspiring chefs testing their skills...
Home and Away: How we film kissing at a distance
... Stacey Dooley host is a new EastEnders spin-off show, if the soap goes off air Social distance and changes in position, some have meant to have hastily again, storylines written, but Lucy says that things are better...
George Floyd protests: What to do with white privilege and ally mean?
... Last year, Stacey Dooley was Relief in Uganda for Comic, and posting a picture on Instagram of her with a black child...
Strictly Come Dancing: Final draws 11. 3 Million Viewers
... 7 million in the case of Stacey Dooley and Kevin Clifton won...
Ofcom: BBC must do 'much more' for young audiences
... Stacey Dooley went to northern Syria for Panorama However, it also said: One aspect of BBC news that did resonate with 16-24 year olds was opinion-led journalism...
Cockney and King's English becoming less common, researchers find
By Shivani Chaudhari and Sonia WatsonBBC News, Essex
The King 's English and Cockney are no longer common dialects among Young People in The South East of England, according to a new study.
Researchers from the University of Essex studied the dialects of a group of 18 to 33-year-olds in the region.
They identified three voices, Estuary English , southern British English - and multicultural London English .
Project leader Dr Amanda Cole said the latter was " a really innovative and interesting accent".
" Multicultural London English is a relatively more recent accent, it is thought to be around since the 80s, it has a lot in common with the cockney and South Eastern dialects other accents, " She Said .
" But it also has linguistic features that have come from other languages and other dialects of English . "
Young People with a multicultural London English accent made up 25% of the 193 people who took part in the study, She Said .
People with this accent tend to say vowels in their words like " bate" and " boat" with The Tongue starting at a point higher up in The Mouth compared to people with The Standard southern British English , Dr Cole added.
This means they will sound like " beht" and " boht".
People with this accent tended to be Asian British or Black British from London and across The South -East England, She Said .
In recent years, Cockney and The King 's English were spoken by people of all ages, but now 49% of the participants spoke in a standard southern British English accent, which the study said was a modern, updated version of received pronunciation.
People with this accent tended to say words like " goose" with The Tongue further forward in The Mouth (sounding a bit more like " geese" ) than received pronunciation.
Researchers said this change even happened in The Accent of the late Queen Elizabeth Ii over her lifetime.
Around 26% of the participants spoke Estuary English , which had similarities with Cockney but was closer to received pronunciation.
Participants with this accent pronounced words like " house" like " hahs" but the study said it was not as extreme as Cockney.
Estuary English is spoken across The South -East, particularly in parts of Essex, and is similar to how TV personality Stacey Dooley , singers Olly Murs and Adele or The Repair Shop's Jay Blades talk.
The study said: " This occurs as a result of the increased movement of people resulting in greater contact between dialects, the growth of universal education and literacy, and people buying into the idea that there is a " correct" or " standard" way of speaking. "
Source of news: bbc.com
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