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Anne Lapping is the a documentary producer with [[Brook Lapping]], a company her husband [[Brian Lapping]] established; she is the former executive producer and of Channel 4's ''A Week in Politics'' (1982 - 1997). From the Ten Alps biography: "After studying at the LSE she began her working career as a journalist on New Society and later worked for The Economist. In television, she worked with David Frost and John Birt for London Weekend Television, becoming a presenter and producer on Weekend World. She started the independent company, Brook Associates, (with David Elstein) in 1982. She is a governor of LSE, deputy chair of the Central and North West London Mental Health Trust and a director of the Scott Trust."{{ref|tenalp}} In 2005, both Anne and Brian Lapping were awarded the C.B.E. (Commander of the order of the British Empire) title. She is an LSE alumnus.

==Documentary Production==
Exec. Producer for:
*The Blair Decade
*Satellite Wars
*Can't Pay, Won't Pay
*A Vote For Hitler
*A Strike Out of Time

==Affiliations==
*London School of Economics (LSE)
*[[Brook Lapping]]
*[[Ten Alps]]
*[[Polis]]

==Publications==
*Anne Lapping, Community Action, Fabian Society, 1970.

==References==
#{{note|tenalp}}Anne Lapping's [http://tenalps.shapex.co.uk/shpx_common/src-v0.3.1-tenalps/src/preview.php?id=137 biography] on the Ten Alps website

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-Anne Lapping is the a documentary producer with [[Brook Lapping]], a company her husband [[Brian Lapping]] established; she is the former executive producer and founder of Channel 4's ''A Week in Politics'' (1982 - 1997).  From the Ten Alps biography: "After studying at the LSE she began her working career as a journalist on New Society and later worked for The Economist. In television, she worked with David Frost and John Birt for London Weekend Television, becoming a presenter and producer on Weekend World. She started the independent company, Brook Associates, (with David Elstein) in 1982. She is a governor of LSE, deputy chair of the Central and North West London Mental Health Trust and a director of the Scott Trust."{{ref|tenalp}} In 2005, both Anne and Brian Lapping were awarded the C.B.E. (Commander of the order of the British Empire) title.  She is an LSE alumnus.
+Anne Lapping is a documentary producer with and Director of [[Brook Lapping]], a company her husband [[Brian Lapping]] established; she is the former executive producer and founder of Channel 4's ''A Week in Politics'' (1982 - 1997).  From the Ten Alps biography: "After studying at the LSE she began her working career as a journalist on New Society and later worked for The Economist. In television, she worked with David Frost and John Birt for London Weekend Television, becoming a presenter and producer on Weekend World. She started the independent company, Brook Associates, (with David Elstein) in 1982. She is a governor of LSE, deputy chair of the Central and North West London Mental Health Trust and a director of the Scott Trust."{{ref|tenalp}}
 ==Documentary Production==
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 ==References==
 #{{note|tenalp}}Anne Lapping's [http://tenalps.shapex.co.uk/shpx_common/src-v0.3.1-tenalps/src/preview.php?id=137 biography] on the Ten Alps website

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−	Anne Lapping is the a documentary producer with [[Brook Lapping]], a company her husband [[Brian Lapping]] established; she is the former executive producer and of Channel 4's ''A Week in Politics'' (1982 - 1997). From the Ten Alps biography: "After studying at the LSE she began her working career as a journalist on New Society and later worked for The Economist. In television, she worked with David Frost and John Birt for London Weekend Television, becoming a presenter and producer on Weekend World. She started the independent company, Brook Associates, (with David Elstein) in 1982. She is a governor of LSE, deputy chair of the Central and North West London Mental Health Trust and a director of the Scott Trust."{{ref\|tenalp}} In 2005, both Anne and Brian Lapping were awarded the C.B.E. (Commander of the order of the British Empire) title. She is an LSE alumnus.	+	Anne Lapping is the a documentary producer with [[Brook Lapping]], a company her husband [[Brian Lapping]] established; she is the former executive producer and founder of Channel 4's ''A Week in Politics'' (1982 - 1997). From the Ten Alps biography: "After studying at the LSE she began her working career as a journalist on New Society and later worked for The Economist. In television, she worked with David Frost and John Birt for London Weekend Television, becoming a presenter and producer on Weekend World. She started the independent company, Brook Associates, (with David Elstein) in 1982. She is a governor of LSE, deputy chair of the Central and North West London Mental Health Trust and a director of the Scott Trust."{{ref\|tenalp}} In 2005, both Anne and Brian Lapping were awarded the C.B.E. (Commander of the order of the British Empire) title. She is an LSE alumnus.

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 *[[Ten Alps]]
 *[[Polis]]
 ==Publications==

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 ==Affiliations==
 *London School of Economics (LSE)
-*[[Brook Lapping]]
+*[[Brook Lapping]] &ndash; director
 *[[Ten Alps]]
 *[[Polis]]