Giles Edwards

RT @MLClem: Very much looking forward to discussing my new book ‘The Art of Delivery’ with @MichaelBarber9 on 25 March 1830 @thestrandgroup…

RT @bbcnickrobinson: 🚨I’m delighted to report that former Prime Minister @RishiSunak will be breaking his silence and giving his first maj…

Ishmael Reed is one of America's great writers - a literary and political iconoclast who is still creating at 86 years old. Lindsay Johns and I travelled to his Oakland home to talk about his remarkable life - https://t.co/wBNBWIQZMU

If you're looking at US politics and wondering how it got here and what comes next, @naughtiej and I have been in the swing state of Arizona for @BBCRadio4 to explore how debates over immigration and abortion have reshaped politics. You can listen here https://t.co/JSdSPZuD2w

RT @rachelburden: Here’s a thing I made for @BBCRadio4 which is on tonight if you want to loiter round your wireless. Or more likely catch…

RT @woodgnomology: The Deadly Business of Democracy: 'Four recent MPs reveal how serious threats against them, their families and staff ar…

Thanks @davidyelland - love is a theme throughout the series, and if you haven't had a chance to listen yet, the first two episodes - on hunger and rough sleeping - are available now on @BBCSounds

David Yelland @davidyelland

Louise Casey is making some of the most important radio for years, 'Fixing Britain' manages to avoid party politics and uses a word we never use properly in how we approach societal problems: Love. Do listen. 💕 https://t.co/EExXgqsOoh

Thanks @MishalHusain Was proud to make this series in 2033 with the brilliant @tombateman. Commissioned months before it became so tragically timely by @djoeclarke

Mishal Husain @MishalHusain

One of the best series of the year. Particularly timely right now but also timeless - takes us back to the way Britain and France ruled, the key decisions, and brings in the historians’ own family stories. By ⁦@tombateman⁩ https://t.co/dWJtLrRfve

RT @davidyelland: Louise Casey is making some of the most important radio for years, 'Fixing Britain' manages to avoid party politics and…

What can the story of a 750 year old Jewish prayer book tell us about the possibility of living together? @fjrrl has always been fascinated and for @bbcworldservice she and I visited Sarajevo to find out. You can listen here https://t.co/p17jr8V87X

Ewan has a fantastic talent for telling unlikely football stories brilliantly

Ewan Flynn @flynn_ewan

You ever heard the one about the K-19 Soviet nuclear submariner turned banker, who won Dancing With The Stars while running amok in Scottish Football? Loved writing about Vladimir Romanov’s mad reign at Hearts in @blzzrd #51- available to order here: https://t.co/ctwZDhSUta https://t.co/sUdGAm6Lwx

RT @tombateman: “A time so foundational it is effectively a history of the present” Take a listen as I present episode 1 of #TheMandates -…

Who should be a refugee? Suella Braverman is far from the first to ask, as @mobilitymuse showed in our 2021 series 'One Hundred Years of Exile' for @bbcworldservice https://t.co/k3G3qNejuV

RT @bodleianlibs: Writer and broadcaster Lindsay Johns, a @UniofOxford alumnus, is proud to have endowed the Clément Olympe Lavanne Prize f…

"You never know how bad we would have been!" - former Chancellor Ken Clarke reflects with @naughtiej on never quite getting the top job, his 50 year career at the top of UK politics, and the similarity between Labour and Conservatives on the economy. https://t.co/6xLEC8WfLN