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Katie Thistleton

Katie Thistleton

Verified

Presenter, BBC Radio 1

Manchester

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Crime and CourtGeneral News Education

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Children's television, music, sports

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Total articles 3

  • Manchester Arena attack: Stories of hope for the future

    By Katie Thistleton Verified, Sara Dumbell, Andy Bell, Liam Bradford| BBC Verified By Katie Thistleton, Sara Dumbell, Andy Bell & Liam BradfordBBC Radio Manchesterimage copyrightFamily handoutsimage captionTwenty-two people were killed in the May 2017 bombingTwenty-two people were killed when a bomb was detonated at the Manchester Arena on 22 May 2017. Hundreds more were injured and thousands of lives were torn apart by the attack at the end of an Ariana Grande concert.

    By Katie Thistleton Verified, Sara Dumbell, Andy Bell, Liam Bradford · BBC

    May. 22, 2017

  • 'Pupils, don't think of books as just for school'

    By Katie Thistleton Verified| Tes Verified When I think of the books I read growing up, I separate them into two categories: books that I had to read, and books that I wanted to read. Now, as an adult, I’ve revisited some of the books I studied in school or college and appreciated their brilliance –The Catcher in the Rye, Death of a Salesman, George Orwell’s 1984. When I was studying these books it didn’t ever occur to me that anyone would ever read them for pleasure.

    By Katie Thistleton Verified · Tes

    May. 21, 2018

  • 'Pupils, don't think of books as just for school'

    By Katie Thistleton Verified| Tes Verified When I think of the books I read growing up, I separate them into two categories: books that I had to read, and books that I wanted to read. Now, as an adult, I’ve revisited some of the books I studied in school or college and appreciated their brilliance –The Catcher in the Rye, Death of a Salesman, George Orwell’s 1984. When I was studying these books it didn’t ever occur to me that anyone would ever read them for pleasure.

    By Katie Thistleton Verified · Tes

    May. 21, 2018

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BBC Radio 1

London, England, United Kingdom

+44 20 3475 8079