Gavin Esler
Journalist and author of notable works
Born
February 27th, 1953
72 years ago
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
Scotland
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A Scottish journalist and author, this individual gained prominence through extensive work in broadcasting and print media. Served as a presenter for BBC News and hosted various programs, contributing to discussions on significant national and international events. Authored several books that explore themes of politics, culture, and media. Received recognition for both journalism and literary contributions, influencing public discourse through rigorous analysis and reporting.
Presented BBC News programs
Authored 'Lessons from a Street Kid'
Wrote 'The United States of Europe'
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