Alex Winters and Cerrie Burnell are today named as CBeebies' two new presenters. Stepping in as hosts of Discover And Do and The Bedtime Hour, Alex and Cerrie join Sid Sloane and Andy Day as the faces ...

Limb deficiency advocates clash with parents who say TV host frightens children. Feb. 24, 2009 — -- When a handful of parents complained that the host of a British children's television show was ...

Cerrie Burnell television presenter for the BBC children’s channel CBeebies, alongside Alex Winters. She was born with a right arm which ended below the elbow.

For the first nine years of her life, Cerrie Burnell was made - on the advice of doctors - to wear a prosthetic limb. Born with no right hand, it was thought a false arm would help her look more ...

The decision to hire her has prompted a series of complaints to the BBC from angry parents. One father said that he wants to ban his daughter from watching the channel because he fears she may 'suffer ...

Cerrie Burnell might be best known for being a presenter on CBeebies, but having recently launched her third book she's becoming a well-established author who champions diversity. The 36-year-old, who ...

Join CBeebies presenter and author Cerrie Burnell as she shares with us her passion for stories, reveals how she went from television presenter to writer, and explains what it takes to turn your love ...

Cerrie Burnell, 39, is an actress, children’s author, and former CBeebies presenter. Her most recent novel, The Girl With The Shark’s Teeth, was published this year. She lives in London with her ...

She calls it a “hoo-ha”. That’s children’s author Cerrie Burnell’s way of summing up what happened when she took a job as a presenter on the BBC’s pre-school channel Cbeebies, and suddenly found ...

Cerrie Burnell, as seen on CBeebies, is supporting Thai Children's Trust UK's new Junior Sponsorship campaign, which encourages children to sponsor an orphan in Thailand and teaches them the joy and ...

To the uninitiated, Cerrie Burnell is the woman from CBeebies whose disabled arm caused a stir in 2009. She is also possibly the perfect children’s presenter. It’s difficult to think of anyone ...