A teenage charity ambassador has been interviewed on BBC Radio 5 Live about her late father on the 10th anniversary of his death. Alix Hale was just eight years old when her father, a logistics officer serving with the 2nd Battalion The Rifles, was killed while serving in Afghanistan in 2009. Capt. Mark Hale was…
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Author and racial equality campaigner Anuranjita Kumar has been interviewed on BBC 5 Live. Kumar, the Managing Director and Head of HR – Hubs at the Royal Bank of Scotland and a client of book PR agency Palamedes PR, was speaking on the station’s Wake Up To Money programme about new research into corporate diversity.…
Read MoreRadio interviews for daughter of fallen war hero
Teenager Alix Hale has been speaking on radio this week about her late father, Captain Mark Hale, upon the 10th anniversary of his death. Alix was just eight years old when her father, a logistics officer serving with the 2nd Battalion The Rifles, was killed while serving in Afghanistan in August 2009. Capt. Hale had…
Read MoreDyslexia campaigner interviewed on BBC radio
Dyslexia campaigner and author Karl de Leeuw has been interviewed on BBC radio about his plans for the world’s first International Celebration of Dyslexia event. Karl, author of The Dyslexia Code, spoke to presenter Simon Parkin on BBC Radio Somerset about the ICD and how he hopes it will help change society’s negative perceptions of…
Read MoreDr Niamh Middleton writes guest column for Church newspaper
Irish theologian and author Dr Niamh Middleton has contributed a guest column to one of the UK’s most popular religious newspapers. Dr Middleton, author of Christian popular science title, Homo Lapsus, writes exclusively in this week’s Church of England Newspaper about the historic first photo of a black hole. She uses the image of the…
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