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Rebecca Swash

Rebecca Swash

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Broadcast Journalist, Global Radio, Capital London

London

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social impact, Charity , Social Enterprise, Philanthropy , Inclusion, Inequality , Impact Investing

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Total articles 61

  • New Doctor Who star: 'I don't want to be a cautionary tale'

    By Amber Sandhu, Rebecca Swash Verified| Yahoo Entertainment Verified When new Doctor Who companion Varada Sethu first told her family she wanted to be an actress, there wasn't immediate support. "They had difficulty coming to terms with it initially," she tells BBC Asian Network News. Varada, who will be playing Ncuti Gatwa's sidekick, Belinda Chandra in the upcoming series, feels going into acting is "sadly still not encouraged in the South Asian community". "There's an element of resistance we face," the 32-year-old says.

    By Amber Sandhu, Rebecca Swash Verified · Yahoo Entertainment

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • Mumford & Sons to headline final day of Radio 1's Big Weekend

    By Rebecca Swash Verified| Yahoo Canada Verified Mumford & Sons will headline the final day of the festival in Liverpool [Getty Images]Mumford & Sons will bring this year's Radio 1's Big Weekend to a close, headlining the Sunday of the festival. The rock band will play the main stage in Sefton Park, Liverpool. They join Sam Fender and Tom Grennan as the headliners across the three-day event. Tate McRae, Jorja Smith, Lola Young and Wet Leg will also be performing on the main stage on the final day.

    By Rebecca Swash Verified · Yahoo Canada

    Mar. 12, 2025

  • New Doctor Who star: 'I don't want to be a cautionary tale'

    By Amber Sandhu, Rebecca Swash Verified| Yahoo Entertainment Verified When new Doctor Who companion Varada Sethu first told her family she wanted to be an actress, there wasn't immediate support. "They had difficulty coming to terms with it initially," she tells BBC Asian Network News. Varada, who will be playing Ncuti Gatwa's sidekick, Belinda Chandra in the upcoming series, feels going into acting is "sadly still not encouraged in the South Asian community". "There's an element of resistance we face," the 32-year-old says.

    By Amber Sandhu, Rebecca Swash Verified · Yahoo Entertainment

    Apr. 01, 2025

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Capital London