tribute to Dando. He presented his last bulletin at the start of May 1999 from Edinburgh, reporting on Scottish devolution, signing off with, "And from me, it's goodbye." Other television As part of the celebrations for ITN's 50th anniversary, he returned to television news to present a special edition of the ITV Evening News with Mary Nightingale in September 2005. Lewis was the long-running host, from 1993, of the BBC news-based quiz show Today's the Day and the primetime BBC TV series Crimebeat from 1996 to 1998. He retired from newsreading in 1999 and since then has presented occasional programmes on ITV, including Dateline Jerusalem and Ultimate Questions. He played himself in brief cameo roles in several films, appearing as a newsreader in the 1999 James Bond film The World Is Not Enough, in The Bill and The Vicar of Dibley in 2000, and in archive footage featured in the 2006 film The Queen, as well as Argo, Senna and The James Bond Story. In 2008, he appeared in the video on board the Heathrow Express as a guide to the airport security. In 2013, he appeared as the presenter in television commercials for Calgon, acting out interviews with "experts" in a series entitled "Smart Washing with Calgon". Other business Lewis was chairman and co-founder of Teliris, one of the first telepresence systems developed. He was actively involved in the marketing of this solution through personal contacts, speaking engagements and "Telepresence Times", his vlog launched in 2009. He retired as chairman in 2012. He is the founder and Executive Chairman of YourBigDay Ltd, which uses the ITN and Reuters archives to produce birthday and anniversary videos covering most of the last century. In July 2020, Lewis joined the board of renewable energy start-up Alpha 311. Charity work Lewis is a vice-president of Hospice UK, Marie Curie Cancer Care, Macmillan Cancer Support, East Anglia Children's Hospices (EACH) and Demelza Children's Hospice. He is president of United Response, a charity supporting people with learning disabilities or mental health needs to live in the community, in England and in Wales. He founded the youth charity YouthNet in 1995 (now known as The Mix), and stayed as chairman until stepping down in July 2014, though he remains an advisor. The charity provides advice, information and support through websites aimed at young people. From 2010 to 2016 he was chair of the National Council for