@ASvanevik Hi Alex — Sam Fenwick here, I present Follow the Money on the BBC World Service. I’ve got something I’d love to run past you, but I’m not verified so can’t DM. Any chance of a follow back so I can drop you a note? Much appreciated.
I asked Vladimir Putin: “25 years ago Yeltsin handed you power & told you 'Take care of Russia.’ Do you think you have? In light of significant losses in Ukraine, Ukrainian troops in Kursk region, sanctions, inflation…” Here’s his reply. Producer @LizaShuvalova @BenTavener
🎙️ Excited to announce the legendary, Michael Johnson is our guest on Business Daily on the @bbcworldservice Hear about his incredible journey and his vision for commercializing athletics. + A special appearance from @isaac_fanin https://t.co/ePbXOi4baN
🥇⛵Sir Ben Ainslie is the most decorated Olympic sailer of all time
But he’s now stepping back from the water and into the boardroom to concentrate on being a CEO.
@AinslieBen spoke to @BBCFenwick about where he sees its future ⬇️
🎧 https://t.co/gHUd0ZOMM1
89% of women in the football industry have experienced discrimination, according to a new study from @WomeninFootball. That’s up by 7% from last year.
⚽️ Their CEO @YvonneH147 joins @BBCNuala to discuss.
Listen ⬇️
https://t.co/GxRHxUdr56
@BBCFenwick guests @EmilyZFeng in Taiwan - she is the NPR international correspondent - and @YHayaux lawyer and partner with Nader, Hayaux & Goebel in Mexico City. They advise companies in Mexico and Latin America.
Do listen 🎧 https://t.co/zRTUOEr0rr
Ajay Banga, President of the @WorldBank spoke to me for Business Daily on the @bbcworldservice He says it’s too expensive for governments to send infinite money to developing nations. So what are the alternatives? Listen to the full conversation here: https://t.co/msX1erenjs
“Sam Fenwick looks at Kenya where the government announced a new tax policy that will increase the price of staples like bread, mobile phone data and money transfers.”
Listening to @BBCFenwick speaking to @JewelKiriungi on the show.
🎧🎧 https://t.co/TVlQwFXXVj
How did the BBC track down a wanted people smuggler when police and prosecutors couldn’t?
Ruthless gangs moving across borders with ease and international frameworks too slow to stop them @GrinderRob @wrobinson101@joelmoors @djoeclarke @BBCRadio4
https://t.co/jFLPmeT1i0
Since the Supreme Court overturned a federal ban on sports betting in 2018, it has grown into a $10 billion industry in the US.
How has it grown so rapidly and managed to evolve with very little regulation?
The BBC's @HannahMullane_ takes a look ⬇️
https://t.co/NE87tu4PYS