Gwenan Edwards

Freelance journalist and media trainer @bbcacademy. Former presenter @bbcnews. Worked on travel and music shows @bbcproms. Siarad Cymraeg. Member of @bafta.

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@GrayMCA yes that's fine.

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Come and travel through Europe and find out how Islam has been central to the development of Western culture over the last 14 centuries. Looking forward to speaking to Tharik Hussain at the Oxford Literary Festival.
https://t.co/fRUdPPbN1k

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@GrayMCA Hello thanks for your message. Do you want to tell me more about your event and when it is? Many thanks.

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Fascinating discussion at the Oxford Literary Festival with biologist, Dr Liam Shaw about the development of antibiotics and why their resistance has been described by the UN as an urgent global health threat. Well worth checking out his book.
https://t.co/B4v3evk3ez

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Good to speak to @EdwardJDavey and Tiggy Walker at the Oxford Literary Festival about the huge challenges of caring for loved ones and what more the Government can do to help. Both their books are well worth a read. https://t.co/I6NYEPoK13

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How did the Fab Four really get on during the filming of A Hard Day's Night and what was it like behind the scenes? Broadcaster @SamiraAhmedUK reveals all about the Beatles and their iconic film. Join us at the Oxford Literary Festival. Sunday @ 4pm.
https://t.co/G18OkchFuY

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What do dreams really mean especially when chronicled in Nazi Germany in the 1930s? Film director Amanda Rubin reveals how she came across an astonishing book during her recent research. Join us to find out more at the Oxford Literary Festival. https://t.co/cH6aBT44yv

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Witches, dragons, devils in disguise.. and even the origins of the name of a sex toy! Join us at the Oxford Literary Festival @ 6pm where I speak to Amy Jeffs, Gwen Burns and Natalie Brice about traditional ballads and what they reveal about our ancestors. https://t.co/8s8jnGVrus

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Looking forward to speaking to Eleanor Chan at the Oxford Literary Festival about how music is not just about listening to it. What do you think? Join us @ 4pm. https://t.co/fl5ig87OCq

[ban_g3mbos @miqnies]

Amazing how the expression of the eyes seems to change as the mouth changes.

[BBC World Service @bbcworldservice]

🔊 Sound on! This is the moment scientists captured jaguars meowing for the first time.

🎧 Hear more on conservation efforts to understand and help protect this apex predator https://t.co/oM1bEp9CuI

[BBC Archive @BBCArchive]

Planning a ski trip this winter? You may think twice after looking at these accident-prone British beginners tackling the slopes of Söll – famously dubbed “the Benidorm of ski resorts.”

[mitsuri @0xmitsurii]

This is how Disney engineered sounds before computers existed (1941)

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The beautiful 'Deffro ddaear llawenha' (Hail thou ever blessed morn) sang in the old Welsh custom of Plygain.

Nadolig Llawen. ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[Nordic News @Nordic_News]

Breaking news – Santa Claus sets off from Lapland

Source: Yle Finland
Full video:
https://t.co/jz8lQ8b5Z7

[cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic]

It’s genuinely mind-blowing to see how movies are actually made.

[Larry the Cat @Number10cat]

If this doesn't make you proud to be British, I don't know what will:

[Susie Dent @susie_dent]

Word of the day is ‘bellycheer’ (16th century): feasting, gluttony, and ‘the gratification of the belly’.