David Bull

TV Show Host

David Bull was born in Farnborough, England, United Kingdom on May 9th, 1969 and is the TV Show Host. At the age of 54, David Bull biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.

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Date of Birth
May 9, 1969
Nationality
United Kingdom
Place of Birth
Farnborough, England, United Kingdom
Age
54 years old
Zodiac Sign
Taurus
Profession
Businessperson, Journalist, Politician
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Imperial College London
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David Bull Life

David Richard Bull (born 9 May 1969) is an English television presenter, author, and politician who serves as a member of the European Parliament.

He has appeared on British and American television shows including Sugar Dome, the BBC's Watchdog, Newsround, Living TV's Most Haunted Live!, Tomorrow's World's Richard & Judy, and Sky's The Breathing Life Awards.

Bull has appeared on The Wright Stuff on Channel 5, and has also appeared on The Rachael Ray Show in the United States. In 2006, Bull was voted the Conservative Party candidate for Brighton Pavilion in the following general election.

In 2009, he resigned from leading a Conservative policy review on sexual health, an issue for which he has been outspoken, and Charlotte Vere.Bull has been elected as an MEP for the North West England region.

Bull, the prospective parliamentary candidate for Central Suffolk and North Ipswich, was elected in August 2019 as the prospective parliamentary candidate for the Brexit Party's Central Suffolk and North Ipswich.

Early life

David Bull was born in Farnborough, Kent, to Richard and Pauline Bull, and then moved to Framlingham, Suffolk, with his siblings Anthony and Katie at the age of four. Fairfield Preparatory School, Ipswich Preparatory School, and Framlingham College were among his students. He studied at Imperial College in London, graduating with a Bachelor of Medicine degree (MBBS) and a Bachelor of Science honours degree (BSc) in 1993.

Personal life

Bulls are openly gay. He appeared at the Brighton Pride Parade in 2007 and wore a t-shirt with the message: "I've come out..." I'm a Tory," who said that being gay and a Conservative is ok.

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David Bull Career

Medical career

Bull was a pre-registration house officer at St Mary's Hospital in Paddington and worked for the NHS in the fields of emergency medicine at Ealing Hospital NHS Trust, and general medicine and emergency medicine at Whittington Hospital in London. He continued to work as a house officer and senior house officer in general medicine, surgery and accident and emergency.

Bull had his licence to practise restored in March 2020, having ceased being registered to practice in 2009, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic spreading to the United Kingdom.

Media career

In 1995, Bull auditioned to be a guest commentator for The Sky Travel Guide on Sky Travel. Of the auditioning process Bull recalled, "I had to read autocue, I had to interview someone, and I had to handle a live show...you can't beat that sort of experience." Bull was awarded the position on Sky Travel, giving advice for the holiday health feature to those travelling abroad, and beginning his career as a television commentator and presenter.

Bull joined the long-running Newsround as a presenter and producer of segments regarding children's health. Whilst on Newsround, Bull became a regular on popular kids shows on Saturday mornings for CBBC, The Weather Show, Saturday Aardvark, K Club and Bitesize Debate specials. He also hosted, in his role as a doctor, Why Me? and Call the Doctor. Bull then became the sole presenter of Tell Me About It! for New Zealand's C4 TV station. Aimed at young people, the five-instalment programme tackled issues including eating disorders, parental divorces and teen drug use and alcoholism.

In 1998, Bull published his first book, Cool and Celibate?: Sex and No Sex, arguing the benefits of abstinence in teenagers. Bull followed this with What Every Girl Should Know: An A to Z of Health-From Allergies to Zits! in 1999.

Bull joined the BBC's Watchdog in 1999. While on Watchdog, he also appeared on Holiday, Let's Get Healthy, The Really Useful Show, Daily Live and This Morning. He then hosted Watchdog Healthcheck, a weekly, half-hour health programme running from 2001 to 2002.

He also presented the science and technology-centred Tomorrow's World, before presenting Most Haunted on Living TV. Bull appeared on Live TV's highest rated series, Most Haunted Live! from October 2002 to October 2005, hosting three-hour instalments that featured paranormal investigations broadcast live with interactive sections involving the audience. Bull also participated in a ghost hunt at Choughs Hotel where he claimed to have seen an apparition, though he admitted it could have been an optical illusion.

Bull made his American television debut in 2010 as a contributor on the daytime talk show The Rachael Ray Show. In 2012, Bull started hosting for Food Network's series Sugar Dome which is broadcast in the US, Canada, Asia and the UK. He has also co-presented Coast vs Country on Channel 4.

In 2013, Bull appeared in the romantic comedy film Cavemen.

Political career

In December 2006, Bull was selected to represent the Parliamentary seat of Brighton Pavilion at the 2010 general election for the Conservative Party, after being placed on the party's A-List earlier that year. He withdrew his candidacy in June 2009 and was replaced by Charlotte Vere. Denying rumours that he quit after falling out with party leadership, Bull cited the increased workload accompanying his recent appointment to head up a Conservative policy review on sexual health with Shadow Health Minister Anne Milton.

In April 2019, Bull was announced as a Brexit Party candidate in the upcoming European Parliament election. He was duly returned as an MEP for the North West England constituency in the election held on 23 May. Later, in August of that year, Bull was adopted as the Brexit Party's prospective parliamentary candidate (PPC) for Central Suffolk and North Ipswich then subsequently Sedgefield in the 2019 general election.

Bull was among the UK MEPs who stood down following the UK's withdrawal from the European Union on 31 January 2020.

On 11 March 2021, Bull was made deputy leader of Reform UK, the successor to the Brexit Party.

In March 2021, Bull was announced as the Reform UK candidate for the City and East constituency in the 2021 London Assembly election. He came fifth.

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