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Episodes with the category Brexit

Paul Royall

Editor, BBC News at Ten

11th October 2018

Life in the newsroom running the BBC’s flagship news programmes – for 20 million viewers

Alison Phillips

Editor, Daily Mirror

27th September 2018

The inside scoop on Britain’s longest-running red-top

Alan Rusbridger

Former Editor-in-Chief, The Guardian

13th September 2018

Looking back at the highs and lows of two decades in the editor’s chair

John Ridding

CEO, Financial Times

30th August 2018

How the West is missing the ‘tectonic shift’ happening in China – and the disturbing emergence of so-called ‘deep’ fake news

Tim Shipman

Political Editor, The Sunday Times

14th June 2018

A front-row seat at the battle for Brexit, two decades in national newspaper journalism, whether Theresa May can cling on… and could Corbyn actually win?

Matt Kelly

Editor, The New European

24th May 2018

Launching a national newspaper from idea to newsstand in just nine days; campaigning for a second referendum, and to stop the UK leaving the EU… and the future of the paper itself if Brexit stays on track

Katya Adler

Europe Editor, BBC

1st March 2018

In the thick of Europe’s most turbulent time in a generation… and what’s really happening behind the scenes with Brexit.

David Yelland

PR consultant & former Editor, The Sun

15th February 2018

Lessons learned during five years running Britain’s biggest-selling daily newspaper, the reality of working with Rupert Murdoch… and why Brexit will be a ‘disaster’

Adam Boulton

Editor-at-Large, Sky News

25th January 2018

Three decades breaking the biggest stories in politics live on air… and being the only journalist ever to ‘doorstep’ the Queen.

Tom Newton Dunn

Political Editor, The Sun

18th January 2018

Thriving in a Westminster obsessed with Brexit, battling to interview Jeremy Corbyn, and championing Sun readers as ‘the backbone of the nation’.

Krishnan Guru-Murthy

Presenter, Channel 4 News

2nd November 2017

TV news has ‘never been better’ – despite the emerging trend for politicians to avoid the ‘tough interview’ altogether

Lionel Barber

Editor, Financial Times

19th October 2017

The ‘assault’ on journalism and ‘divisive’ politics of Brexit… and what Trump is really like in person

Yasmin Alibhai-Brown

Journalist, author and activist

6th October 2017

The self-proclaimed “leftie-liberal, anti-racist and feminist” argues journalists would “rather write about Beyonce” than hold power to account

Iain Martin

Journalist and commentator

28th September 2017

The Times columnist on why Trump and Brexit are encouraging people to support good quality journalism

Gavin Hewitt

Chief Correspondent, BBC News

14th September 2017

Behind the scenes covering Brexit and Trump – and now free to say what he really thinks about both

Ian Bremmer

Editor-at-Large, TIME magazine

13th July 2017

The global affairs columnist argues Trump, Brexit, and the refugee crisis have led to the worst geopolitical environment since World War II

Anna Williams

Editor, BBC World News

6th July 2017

Broadcasting to a global audience of 100 million, and why you shouldn’t choose a career in journalism

Nicky Cox

Editor, First News

1st June 2017

The children’s newspaper Editor on explaining terrorism to kids, tackling fake news, and the biggest concern of the young…

Matthew Gwyther

Editor, Management Today

20th April 2017

Brexit is bad for business and will irrevocably damage the country, argues one of the UK’s top business journalists

Mark Gallagher

Founder, Pagefield

12th January 2017

The influential lobbyist spills the beans on the media and political elite