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BBC presenter Mishal Husain: I'll 'halt' Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer in final TV election showdown if needed

She stressed it was a ‘privilege’ to be asked to ‘referee’ the debate

Evening Standard

Senior Tory 'tied up in knots' over Brexit claims during BBC interview

THE UK’s Northern Ireland Secretary was left “tied up in knots” during his morning media round following claims he made about Brexit.

The National (Scotland)

BBC announces key changes to election debate – and confirms Keir Starmer interview

THE BBC has announced key changes to an upcoming General Election debate, and confirmed that Keir Starmer has accepted an invitation for an in-depth…

The National (Scotland)

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‘They didn’t dwell on it – they felt so many had suffered more’: Mishal Husain on her family history and the partition of India

In her new book, written around 3am starts for Radio 4’s Today, the BBC presenter turns her gaze from the daily grind of British politics to her grandparents’ lucky escape

The Guardian - UK

Broken Threads by Mishal Husain review – a spectacular family chronicle of partition

The BBC journalist weaves a tender tapestry with the stories of her four grandparents in the new state of Pakistan

The Guardian - UK

Multiparty debate shows an audience tiring of the Labour-Tory slugging match

There were no knock-out blows, but some refreshing arguments that don’t get aired when the two heavyweights dominate the ring, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK

Election debate review: everyone struggled to be heard in this seven-way brawl

PM’s D-day disaster dominated discourse as Rayner and Mordaunt engages in ‘undignified’ clashes

The Guardian - UK

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Labour and Tories renew clashes in ill-tempered second election debate

Angela Rayner and Penny Mordaunt spar over taxes, defence and cost of living as others jostle for attention

The Guardian - UK

Mordaunt condemns Sunak as ‘wrong’ over D-Day as TV debate becomes ‘unedifying’ row

The seven-party television debate became a slanging match between Penny Mordaunt and Angela Rayner

The Independent UK

Nigel Farage appears to ditch key Reform UK immigration policy during live interview

The former UKIP leader ditched the party’s ‘secure detention for all asylum seekers’ plan and said he needed to ‘sort a few things out’

The Independent UK

Lights, cameras, Farage: Nige just couldn’t bear to be left out

These are the moments he lives for – right at the centre of things, all stardust and no responsibility

The Guardian - UK

Tetchy Kemi Badenoch stumbles over biological sex equality law in interview

Ms Badenoch could not say what what kind of paperwork people would need to show to use single-sex spaces under Conservative plans

The Independent UK

Emma Barnett on the Today programme review – so chilled John Humphrys will choke on his cornflakes

Cool, calm and confidently ribbing guests, Barnett will clearly bring a youthful energy to the BBC Radio 4 morning show – even if she did sound like she was on a royal visit to the studio rather than actually working there

The Guardian - UK

‘A sense of wonder enveloped my mother and me’: Mishal Husain on her eye-opening journey through Uzbekistan in search of an ancestor

The broadcaster knew she had a link to the central Asian country she first visited on her gap year 30 years ago. But retracing her steps, this time with her mother in tow, she made a big discovery about their family

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Rude, patronising and out of his depth, Minister Mikey ticks all the boxes

Michael Tomlinson’s efforts to defend Rwanda bill show how well suited he is to be part of the new moronocracy

The Guardian - UK

It’s time Auntie BBC took the gloves off

Brief letters: Mishal Husain | Vinyl v CD | Daily Mail | Guardian-free Bognor | Luke Littler

The Independent UK

Swearing is becoming more acceptable, experts claim

F*** and s*** are the UK’s most commonly used swear words

The Guardian - UK

‘Cool, calm, precise’: how Mishal Husain became the interviewer politicians dread

Before she started on the Today programme it was rare for the main interview to be done by a woman

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The Guardian - UK

Swearing is becoming more widely acceptable, linguistics experts claim

Swearwords increasingly used for emphasis and to build social bonds, rather than to insult, say academics

The Guardian - UK

Jimmy Dimly lights our way to the glorious gospel of Rish!

The home secretary, faithful apostle of an unerring PM, imparted new principles of truth for a new year to his doubtful listeners

The Independent UK

Radio 4 presenter stuns listeners after swearing seven times in one minute during James Cleverly interview

Mishal Husain challenged the home secretary over his own alleged use of the swear word ‘s***’ during Tuesday’s ‘Today’ programme

The National (Scotland)

Top Tory fumes at BBC presenter as she grills him on 's***hole' comment

THE Home Secretary was left fuming with a BBC presenter as she questioned him on previous accusations he had labelled an English town a “s***hole…

The Independent UK

James Cleverly apologises for joking about spiking his wife with date rape drug

A testy home secretary batted off questions about his recent controversial remarks, telling a BBC presenter ‘you need to do better research’

The National (Scotland)

James Cleverly dodges Michelle Mone question in BBC interview

HOME Secretary James Cleverly dodged a question on the PPE controversy surrounding Michelle Mone and her husband during an interview with the BBC.

The Independent UK

Hanif Kureishi says ‘world seems much darker’ on anniversary of Boxing Day accident

Kureishi, 69, lost the use of his hands and legs after a devastating accident in Rome last year

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