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The end of an era - After almost a century we said goodbye this morning to our great companion of the airwaves Radio 4 198 LW. I shall miss her warmth and crackle. Here’s the final sign off at the end of #theshippingforecast before she fell silent… ❤️ – at London, England
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It’s never been more difficult to contact people inside Iran, with the internet outage and threats by the authorities.
But today I woke up to several messages from those inside about what they thought of Trump’s threat to attack Iran’s electricity infrastructure.
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I'm being asked by many users how they can verify images and videos of the conflict in the Middle East, including many fakes that are going viral.
This is a thread I wrote exactly three years ago with a step-by-step guide on verifying online images that anyone can learn to do.
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Well this week has been quite an experience, detained by Turkish police while covering the anti-government protests and deported. Here’s my full story. Do take a read if you can - and thank you to everyone for kind messages and support: bbc.com/news/articles/c0jgj4…
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📣 Some news about me:
Yesterday (Wednesday) I was detained by police in Istanbul, held for 17 hours and then deported from Turkey to the UK. Told I was “a threat to public order”. In the country I lived in - and love.
Journalism is not a crime.
Here’s the BBC’s statement:
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A view from Kyiv on diplomatic efforts to find a ceasefire.
“The biggest problem Ukraine faces is not the loss of US support. It is the loss of the idea of victory.” @BBCRadio4 @BBCSounds #fromourowncorrespondent
bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00296w…
Great to see Nick sharing his experiences... vital if we are to tackle this
“Famous people talking about prostate cancer has helped to raise awareness”. Thank you @nickowentv for being one of those in @ProstateUK corner 💙 bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy4m…
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Replying to @BBCWorld @BBCJoeInwood
I too was on another boat that almost sank in the Red Sea. There was a coverup, the captain didn’t call the emergency services they waited for one of their own boats to rescue us. They even covered the name of the boat so know one would know what boat it was!
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Great piece by @BBCJoeInwood about the Egyptian dive vessel that sank in the Red Sea on 25 November last year, which claimed 11 lives.
This is the story of the people who were there, faced death and survived.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cp3z…
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Trapped in the dark for 35 hours - Red Sea dive-boat survivors tell of terrifying escapes bbc.in/4hdYN2W
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Excited to start a new role today as senior field producer for @bbcworldservice, working around the world with talented colleagues from our language services.
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Our investigation into what is happening in Gezira, zooming in on Al-Seriha massacre.
BBC News - Uncovering evidence of a massacre in Sudan
bbc.com/news/articles/c78645…
Unprecedented.. apart from the 5 precedents we've just given you.
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These scenes from Syria’s notorious Sednaya Prison will haunt the world, and there’s still many more levels, hidden cells and torture rooms being uncovered. Many traumatised prisoners being freed, including women and children.
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Wonderful to see my good friend and BBC colleague, Lina Sinjab, reporting from the streets of her own city after years of exile. Revolutions are enthralling, heady things. What happens afterwards is sometimes less good. We can only hope.
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Syria rebels say they are implementing the final stages of encircling the Syrian capital Damascus
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The fate of the Assad regime is in the balance tonight
- fighting in Damascus, possible coup attempt
- rebel gains in Aleppo, Hama & many other areas of north
- Bashar al-Assad may remain in Moscow, although there are suggestions a Russian flight brought him back this evening
the Israeli defence forces have just said that there will no longer be military aircraft on a "rescue mission" to Amsterdam. It had been claimed they would leave after the violence in the city last night after the Maccabi/Ajax game

























