Lewis Vickers

Output editor, The Today Podcast | Previously at Tortoise, Times Radio and LBC.

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Musician Billy Bragg says Ed Sheeran should cancel his tour after Macklemore was dropped for making pro-Palestinian remarks and all remaining support acts quit in response.

Robert Kraft, who owns the Gillette Stadium, said his venue would not "provide a platform for hate speech"

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Would Reform survive without Nigel Farage?

With the party leader due to speak at 2pm about his 'future in public life', Reform UK member and founder of Conservative Home Tim Montgomerie says there is more to Reform than its leader.

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"Yes I will support him... Labour governments are too rare for committed Labour people to do anything other than to support."

Scotland Secretary Douglas Alexander commits to supporting Andy Burnham if he is the next prime minister, following Sir Keir Starmer's resignation.

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'Woke has become a dirty word'

Edward Enninful, former editor of British Vogue and co-founder of EE72, tells @amolrajan why he thinks the fashion industry risks going backwards on diversity.

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“We’re not just sharing information, we’re feeding an algorithm.”

Eliot Higgins, founder of Bellingcat, explains how fake news spreads online.

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‘It’s dragging women and girls back to the dark ages’

🚨 Campaigner Laura Bates sounds the alarm about AI and the harm it’s already doing.

Listen to the first episode of #Radical with @AmolRajan on @BBCSounds.

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“Can they win without her?”

@bbcnickrobinson asks Yascha Mounk, an expert on populism, what Marine Le Pen’s conviction means for her party.

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This is on your @BBCRadio4 in a couple of minutes or you can listen at your leisure on @BBCSounds

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Have you watched Adolescence yet?

@amolrajan explored the issues raised by the hit Netflix series on The Today Podcast with @CatherineECarr & @RichardvReeves.

There's another chance to hear that episode on @BBCRadio4 at 10am this morning or listen here: https://t.co/KPZenQkHwa

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“How do you know that?”

James Orr, a friend of JD Vance, gives @bbcnickrobinson a very straightforward answer when asked about the vice president’s argument with President Zelensky in the Oval Office.

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“Young men and young women are being pitted against each other”

Richard Reeves, who wrote Of Boys and Men, tells @amolrajan that the younger generation should be “arm-in-arm” because they are being “screwed economically”.

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When @amolrajan spoke to Stephen Graham & Erin Doherty about Adolescence he didn’t know the series would trigger a national conversation about masculinity.

On the latest episode of The Today Podcast he looks at the issues it raises.

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“It needs a bombshell, not just a bit of tinkering at the edges.”

Lord Blunkett, former work and pensions secretary, gives his assessment of the sharp rise in young people on welfare to @AmolRajan.

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“Welcome to the early morning wake ups!” 📻

@amolrajan talks to new Today presenter @AnnaEFoster.

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What does Putin want?

@bbcnickrobinson talks to Russia expert and former BBC diplomatic correspondent Bridget Kendall on the latest episode of The Today Podcast.

Listen on @BBCSounds: https://t.co/VwNWJvbBPw

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Whose side is Trump on ? How should Britain, Europe & Ukraine react to the man in the White House backing the man in the Kremlin? Former BBC Diplomatic correspondent Bridget Kendall & ex Foreign Secretary @Jeremy_Hunt join me on The Today Podcast. 🎧 now

https://t.co/Xp9vCrXfhk

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"It seems to be FOMO. Fear of missing out. I think European leaders are simply throwing a temper tantrum."

Fred Fleitz, a national security official in Donald Trump’s first term, tells #R4Today he doesn't understand why European leaders are meeting in Paris to discuss Ukraine.

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"We're a sick nation."

@amolrajan & @bbcnickrobinson ask Labour MP Nadia Whittome why so many young people are out of work.

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You can now watch @amolrajan's full interview with Bill Gates on the @BBCSounds YouTube channel: https://t.co/3DjU6NNawW

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Planes, Bats and energy prices. What to make of ⁦@RachelReevesMP⁩ plan for growth ? Listen to The Today Podcast now on ⁦@BBCSounds⁩ https://t.co/vyyxLtTwth

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"Why didn't you concentrate more on bats?" 🦇

@JustinOnWeb tells @bbcnickrobinson about some feedback he’s had about his interview with Chancellor Rachel Reeves.

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