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I so enjoyed being interviewed by the terrific Isabel Camara for Five Books and recommending books by Jackie Kay, Viv Albertine, Maggie O’Farrell, Jeanette Winterson and Vera Brittain as great memoirs by women

To boost our health and protect the oceans, we should eat more ‘unloved fish’ such as mackerel and herring and even farm protein-packed shipworms, argues #MurrayEdwards Fellow David Willer in Financial Times today

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For 17 years I was the Head of News and Current Affairs at Channel Four in the UK. When you move on, you let others carry the baton. But now I must say it is wrong for Israel to shut down Al Jazeera. Their journalism has been some of the finest I ever saw.

Congratulations Marianna!

👏👏 Congratulations to our Fellow David Willer for his shortlisting in Cambridge Independent Science and Technology Awards for his groundbreaking research into sustainable fish and seafood #acquacture

Brilliant and hilarious. Plus fascinating revelations about the life of Maria Callas

Wonderful stories of women from Murray Edwards from our beginnings 70 years ago to now.

Brilliant news from Murray Edwards College student Annie

A very powerful film.

Is the Government right to complain the BBC’s biased? Or has the government in effect “captured” the BBC? On Media Confidential with Lionel Barber we discuss with Dorothy Byrne and Roger Mosey podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how…

As we approach our 70th anniversary we're planning ways to bring together the generations of #brilliantwomen who've studied here at #MurrayEdwards / #NewHall . For #Christmas we took inspiration from Greta Gerwig's #Barbie . Do you recognise the scene?
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A short film by my Channel 4 News colleague Yousef D. Hammash on Gazans forced into #Rafah on the Egyptian border.
Know that all Gazan journalists are struggling to keep their own families alive while reporting. youtu.be/mk1rtbRRxGw?fe… via YouTube

Still some places left for this, on Wednesday evening. @City Journalism's big annual public lecture, to honour the memory of James Cameron, will be given this year by Dorothy Byrne. Free tickets from the link below.

Professor Hiranya Peiris: 'Research is a tapestry made up of the people you work with, the networks you build and the students you train.' cam.ac.uk/topics/this-ca… via Cambridge University

I look for reward to watching this film. The world seems to have forgotten Ukraine. Well done Dispatches for reminding us.

Brilliant to see Andy win!

So proud to present the Grierson Trust Trustees Award to Anna Hall whose brilliant films I have admired for decades and who is now pioneering a new more family-friendly way of women working in television so they don’t have to choose between their children and their careers

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For nearly 20 years I was the boss of Krishnan at Channel Four, but it’s been on the BBC he has been a revelation to us all. He really can dance, but also he has given of himself and shown himself in a way male journalists hardly ever do. And he’s shown it’s a great thing to do.