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Presenter of BBC Radio 4’s Today programme whose sacking caused outrage among his loyal listenersFor many listeners to Radio 4, the broadcaster and journalist Edward Stourton, who...
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Presenter of BBC Radio 4’s Today programme whose sacking caused outrage among his loyal listenersFor many listeners to Radio 4, the broadcaster and journalist Edward Stourton, who...
Corporation pays tribute to ‘outstanding’ journalist who presented shows including Today and One O’Clock NewsThe journalist Edward Stourton has died aged 68, it has been announced....
UK broadcaster Edward Stourton, whose 45-year career included first-hand coverage of the Ronald Reagan era, the first Gulf War, the Siege of Sarajevo and the aftermath of the 9/11...
by Christopher Landau, Seen & Unseen The veteran journalist and broadcaster was an inspiration ‘Acting for ugly people’ is one of the clichés associated with broadcast journali...
Edward Stourton, a broadcaster whose measured voice guided listeners through decades of global events on BBC Radio 4, has died at the age of sixty-eight. He passed away on 18 July...
In Europe, that will be Michael Portillo, with his Bradshaw's railway guide, fedora and wardrobe in all the colours of a sweet shop.
by Theo Hobson, Spectator It’s the end of term at last. Teachers like me have every right to stick a video on, for their last lessons. A few decades ago, that meant wheeling in the...
The light shone by Charles Spencer, brother of the late Diana, Princess of Wales, on the financial threat to Britain’s historic churches is significant - although there is a notabl...
Archbishop Derek Worlock appeared on the first ever edition of BBC Question Time.
Mr Humphrys, who presented the radio show from 1987 to 2019, hinted the programme's new hosts and guests are guilty of engaging in a flattery contest with one another.
by Beatrice Scudeler and M.Ciftci, Seen & Unseen The unexpected voices in the wilderness ‘There are only two countries in the world where representatives of the state religion...
Natural history used to be the BBC's unchallenged forte. Not any more - the unlimited budgets of Netflix and Disney have enabled streamers to create landmark wildlife series just a...
by Charles Spencer, Financial Times A request lands in my inbox to help with fundraising for St Mary’s Battersea — the handsome Georgian church on the south bank of the river Thame...
Hosted by Lee Cowan. Featured: What's the matter with Congress?; singer Shania Twain; special grass for the World Cup; "Stuart Fails to Save the Universe"; a federal judge discusse...
One of the BBC's longest-serving foreign correspondents, he reported on five popes during his career.
by Martin Davie As Dr Zachary Ardern and Professor Richard Bugg have noted in their very helpful blog posts on the subject,[1] there are numerous scientific problems with the accou...
by Catherine Pepinster, Sunday Times 16 parishes are being pooled in Cornwall and will take it in turns to have Sunday services. The Church of England faces disaster without help –...
from Christian Today Giles Fraser has been working on a new project that aims to combine the Gospel with the English love of gardening. The Christian broadcaster is also the vicar...
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