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Andrew Hosken
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Reporter, BBC Radio 4
Beats
Cyber attacks, Yemen, Human RightsMigrants, Syria, OSINT disinformation, Internally displaced people, Refugees Asylum seekers, Saudi Arabia, Middle East Iran, Open Source Intelligence
Anything political, racist, and degrading topics in any form.
Content
By Andrew Hosken Verified| BBC Verified Image caption Col Gaddafi's wife, two of his sons and his daughter are said to be in Algeria The wife and three children of fugitive Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi are in Algeria, Algerian officials say. A foreign ministry statement said Col Gaddafi's wife Safia, daughter Aisha and sons Muhammad and Hannibal left Libya early on Monday. Algeria's UN ambassador said they were received on humanitarian grounds. Meanwhile rebels said they had uncovered four mass graves in recent days.
By Andrew Hosken Verified| The Oldie Verified How are the mighty fallen, and what’s more, how quickly! One day Viktor Yanukovych, President of Ukraine, could stride around his huge estate admiring the wonderful views across the Dnieper, his fantastic car collection and his motley collection of emus and ostriches. Now here was I, cycling around the place, as free as a bird, while he had done a runner across the Russian border. Sic semper tyrannis. The path from hero to zero for the Yanukovyches of this world is fairly well-trodden.
By Andrew Hosken Verified| BBC Verified Image caption Col Gaddafi's wife, two of his sons and his daughter are said to be in Algeria The wife and three children of fugitive Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi are in Algeria, Algerian officials say. A foreign ministry statement said Col Gaddafi's wife Safia, daughter Aisha and sons Muhammad and Hannibal left Libya early on Monday. Algeria's UN ambassador said they were received on humanitarian grounds. Meanwhile rebels said they had uncovered four mass graves in recent days.
Company Info
BBC Radio 4
United Kingdom, United Kingdom