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- Charles Miller |
- Monday 8 March 2010, 14:14
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Self-confessed 'sports nut' Damian Derrick covers all sports for the BBC website. He aims to write a dozen stories a day and spends his weekends commentating on rugby.
Damian is a comparative newcomer to journalism, having switched from a career in IT a couple of years ago.
This is the second of a new series in which BBC professionals talk openly and in detail about their jobs - what they love, what they hate, and how they got them.
Sophie Woodcock, a producer at Radio Bristol, shows how she keeps the station on air and on track for three hours in the morning.
More videos featuring BBC journalists talking candidly about their work will be available here soon.
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