📝 BBC journalist 📻 Producer, BBC Audio - based in Cardiff, making programmes and documentaries for network radio, including 'Any Questions?' for Radio 4
Cardiff / Caerdydd
Joined August 2009
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Paul Martin retweeted
An honour presenting @BBCRadio4’s
Pick Of The Week
featuring
@steve_lamacq
@jowhiley
@NoelGallagher
@MMargolyes
@Aiannucci
@HoratioClare
@frankcottrell_b
@laurenlaverne
@MarkKnopfler
@Emmabarnett
@BBCMarkEaston
@naughtiej
@rachelburden
@JordanDunbar10
@RealDMitchell &
@samsmith
Paul Martin retweeted
Here's something completely different. Not pensions/economics or financial markets - but my recording on @BBCRadio4 'Great Lives' discussing the life and genius of Antoni Gaudi - master architect who married nature with architecture and engineering bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001y8…
Paul Martin retweeted
Good Morning.
Overwhelmed by the messages I’ve had on my documentary on Ely for @BBCRadio4.
It’s a programme with so much heart & soul.
Thank you Radio 4 for giving me the chance to talk about Ely on the network & to my producer @PaulNeilMartin.
bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001v2x…
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In the 1930s, on average, Brits drank 9 cups of tea per day. ☕️ So keeping the tea flowing was vitally important.
@Sathnam Sanghera investigates how important tea was for the war effort.
Empire of Tea | Listen on BBC Sounds
bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001t9…
Paul Martin retweeted
The Radio 4 documentary series 'Empire of Tea' moved on to George #Orwell on Thursday. Professor Jean Seaton of the Orwell Foundation was the interviewee.
bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001t9…
You may recognise the title of this episode.
Empire of Tea with @Sathnam...
All ten episodes now available if you're looking for something to listen to over Christmas! ☕📻🎄
"Tea was always there as a factor. It's hiding in plain sight." ☕️
@Sathnam Sanghera tells the story of our national drink and its imperial past.
Empire of Tea | Listen on BBC Sounds
bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001t3…
Paul Martin retweeted
"Tea was always there as a factor. It's hiding in plain sight." ☕️
@Sathnam Sanghera tells the story of our national drink and its imperial past.
Empire of Tea | Listen on BBC Sounds
bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001t3…
Paul Martin retweeted
In my @spectator radio/podcast review this week: Sathnam Sanghera on tea and Jonathan Menjivar on class. spectator.co.uk/article/fasc…
Paul Martin retweeted
Delhi's new parliament has been controversial with some opposition parties boycotting its inauguration.
@shaluyadavbbc looks at what it tells us about modern India
Paul Martin retweeted
Talk of timing... I share some thoughts in this insightful #BBCRadiodocumentary on the significance of India's new Parliament building ...just days before business moves out of the old one.
#NewParliament
#ParliamentSpecialSession
@shaluyadavbbc
open.spotify.com/episode/1tB…
Paul Martin retweeted
How important are romantic relationships?
We celebrate them in marriage ceremonies, buy houses with spouses, build our whole families around them!
But should we?
What would happen if we let friendships take centre stage instead?
On in 15 on @BBCRadio4
bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001pml…
Paul Martin retweeted
We’ve got a packed 1st programme for you tomorrow:
🇷🇺Russia
0708: Lord Richard Dannatt
0808: Sir Roderic Lyne
💷Economy
0820: @DavidTCDavies & @felicityxevans
🎸Glastonbury
0740: @huwstephens & @adwaithmusic
0840: Special guest 👀
📻7-9am, @BBCRadioWales
Nos da 💤
After 16 years it’s the end of my final week at BBC Wales News!
Thank you to everyone who has shared their stories with me over the years 📝📺📻💻
And thank you to all my colleagues, most recently the top team on #WalesLive!
Paul Martin retweeted
A report into a mental health service found ‘clear risks’ to patient safety
bbc.in/3luBqLz