Channel 4 Collection

Kevin McCloud at Grand Designs Show, London For commercial use please contact Photoslot at website:photoslot email: info@photoslot skype: photoslot

The cast of Brookside. From left to right, Sue Johnston (Sheila Grant) Shelagh O Hara (Karen Grant), Simon O Brien (Damon Grant), Ricky Tomlinson (Robert Grant) and Paul Usher (Barry Grant)

Television Presenter Carol Vorderman posing with her book Dirty, Loud and Brilliant. Photo taken 30th August 1988

The cast of Brookside, Ricky Tomlinson who played Robert Grant and Sue Johnston who played Sheila Grant. 6th October 1982

The cast of Brookside, Sue Johnston who played Sheila Grant. 6th October 1982

Anneka Rice, pictured in the television helicopter, near Blackfriars in London. Anneka is filming Channel 4 Televisions Treasure Hunt. She is pictured with co presenter Kenneth Kendall

The new television channel, Channel 4, has announced names of the presenters involved including the announcers. Pictured, the presenters and announcers, left to right, Keith Harrison

Channel 4 launch. Pictured, the production room. 2nd November 1982

Television Presenter Carol Vorderman posing with her book Dirty, Loud and Brilliant. Photo taken 30th August 1988

Cast members from Brookside on the set of Yorkshire Television where Emmerdale Farm is made. Left to right, Frederick Pyne (who plays Matt Skilbeck), Brian Regan (Terry Sullivan)

Michael stark and Sue Johnston from the Brookside cast with Trevor the Turkey. 6th November 1985

Naomi McIntosh who is going to work for Channel 4. She is concerned with giving education a good name. Naomis speciality is market research

Liz Forgan, pictured in her office when she was womans editor of The Guardian. Forgan was a founding commissioning editor and then Director of Programmes at the UKs Channel 4 from 1981 to 1990

Channel 4 launch. Deaf People request a better service. 2nd November 1982

Channel 4s Chief Executive, Jeremy Isaac, surrounded by messages of best wishes, champagne and flowers. 2nd November 1982

Actor David Jason who stars in Channel 4s production of Porterhouse Blue, with Fiona Fullerton who appears in Hold That Dream. 31st March 1987

The filming of a christening scene for Brookside, March 1985

Sue Johnston as Sheila Grant of Brookside, 5th October 1982

Entrance to the Channel 4 Building, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

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Channel 4, the iconic television channel that has been entertaining audiences for decades, is known for its diverse range of programming and captivating presenters. From the mesmerizing Kevin McCloud at the Grand Designs Show to the star-studded Crufts 2019 - Celebrities event, Channel 4 never fails to deliver top-notch entertainment. At Crufts 2019 - Day Three in NEC, UK on March 9th, celebrities flocked to witness this prestigious dog show. Among them was none other than television presenter Carol Vorderman who took a moment to pose with her book Dirty. This multi-talented personality knows how to keep her fans engaged both on-screen and off. Speaking of engaging personalities, let's not forget about Ricky Tomlinson from Brookside who played Robert Grant. The cast of Brookside has left an indelible mark on Channel 4's history and continues to be remembered fondly by viewers. Another memorable figure associated with Channel 4 is Anneka Rice. Pictured in a television helicopter near Blackfriars in London, she epitomizes adventure and excitement as she takes viewers on thrilling journeys through her shows. Since its launch back on November 2nd, 1982, it has consistently pushed boundaries and introduced fresh faces into the industry. The production room pictured during the launch showcases their dedication towards creating innovative content that captivates audiences nationwide. As we reflect upon Channel 4's rich history, it is impossible not to mention Sue Johnston from Brookside who portrayed Sheila Grant so brilliantly. Her talent alongside other remarkable actors contributed immensely towards making Channel 4 a household name. From groundbreaking shows like Grand Designs Show to star-studded events such as Crufts - Celebrities edition; from daring presenters like Anneka Rice to beloved icons like Carol Vorderman; every aspect encapsulates what makes it one of Britain's most cherished television channels.