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Nick Owen
Nicholas "Nick" Corbishley Owen
(born 1 November 1947) is an English television presenter and newsreader, best known for presenting the breakfast television programme ''TV-am'' and the BBC's local news show ''Midlands Today'' since 1997.〔(BBC Press Office ) Retrieved 21 July 2010〕 He is also the current chairman of Luton Town Football Club.〔
==Early life and education==
Born in Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, to father Bertie, a headmaster and Dunkirk veteran, and mother Esme (''née'' Burton), a music teacher. He attended Kingsland Grange prep school, an independent boarding school in Shrewsbury which has since been renamed Shrewsbury High Prep School, between the ages of 7-13, then Shrewsbury School between the ages of 13-18. While at Kingsland Grange, Owen borrowed a Cliff Richard record from Bob Warman, who later went on to become the longest serving regional news presenter on ATV and Central in the Midlands.〔 Also while there he would hand write his own newspaper and take it to a copier to print; said to be his first experience of journalism.〔Report by Naomi Penrose, referring to a revisit of Kingsland Grange School by Owen and Warman.〕
Owen completed his education at the University of Leeds where he obtained a BA (Hons) degree in Classics in 1970..
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