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David Chipakupaku

David Chipakupaku

Verified

Producer, Sky News

Hawick, London, Edinburgh

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US politics UK newsEntertainment and arts UK politics media

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Gambling, Drugs, Propaganda

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Total articles 178

  • Daisy Jones And The Six: Sam Claflin and Camila Morrone speak to Sky News' Backstage podcast about new adaptation

    By Claire Gregory, David Chipakupaku Verified| MKFM 106.3 FM Verified While many people have unfulfilled dreams of being a rock star, the cast of the new TV adaptation of Daisy Jones And The Six were required to pull off being a world famous band in order to make the show. It's based on the best-selling novel from 2019 - which is itself thought to be inspired by the band Fleetwood Mac - and is about the trajectory of a group who become mega stars, and the romantic relationships of its members.

    By Claire Gregory, David Chipakupaku Verified · MKFM 106.3 FM

    Mar. 03, 2023

  • deep breath.

    By David Chipakupaku Verified| Medium@ i have been told previously that i have a tendency to overshare. but i think it's healthy to discuss feelings, and to demystify stigma attached to them, especially if they've caused difficulty in your life. also, i think sometimes we don't share because of shame. i have absolutely nothing to be ashamed about. so - this month is ten years since i first tried to k-word myself (please forgive my euphemisms - i don't particularly want to be shadow-banned). i was 12 when i first tried.

    By David Chipakupaku Verified · Medium

    Dec. 09, 2022

  • World Cup: Elon Musk's Twitter staff clearout may lead to 'more' prominent racism aimed at football players

    By Paul Stanworth Verified, David Chipakupaku Verified| Sky News Verified Racist posts aimed at footballers during the World Cup are now unlikely to be dealt with quickly due to the recent staff exodus, a former boss at Twitter has told Sky News. Following Elon Musk's $44bn Twitter takeover, many workers were either sacked by the company to cut costs, or left voluntarily. Bruce Daisley, who was Twitter's vice-president for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa for five years until 2020, says this could mean "big and, sadly, disappointing headlines" during the Cup.

    By Paul Stanworth Verified, David Chipakupaku Verified · Sky News

    Nov. 23, 2022

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Sky News

Sky News is a British free-to-air television news channel that provides 24-hour news coverage. Launched on February 5, 1989, it was the UK's first continuous news broadcaster, offering real-time updates on breaking news, political events, and global happenings. The channel is known for its high-definition broadcasting, which began in 2006, enhancing the viewing experience for audiences. Sky News operates in over 120 countries and offers various digital platforms, including live streaming and mobile apps, to complement its television broadcasts. The channel features specialized programming that includes political analysis, investigative journalism, and live event coverage. It relies on sponsorships for funding rather than traditional advertising, maintaining a commitment to impartiality and journalistic quality.

England, United Kingdom