Airhead: The Imperfect Art of Making News

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Martin, Guy. "Prince Andrew's Public Relations War With Virginia Roberts Giuffre: Her Direct Appeal To Britain Harries His Retreat". Forbes. New York . Retrieved 23 January 2020. This is an extraordinarily powerful play about a successful barrister, played by Jodie Comer, who defends sexual abusers and gets them off, but then finds herself a victim of sexual abuse and realises that the law can’t help her. I spoke to Comer and the playwright Suzie Miller for a Guardian roundtable before the production. Being a barrister is quite close to the adversarial nature of journalism, so it was fascinating and challenging to think about the way we operate within that context. Comer’s performance was incredible. 2. Non- fiction It isn’t a memoir as such, more a recollection of the moments that lead to and surround some of the interviews the author has conducted. There are only a couple of chapters that stray from that format, and they are very well worth the exception.Some interviews reveal her softer side, such as her wonder at David Attenborough and his tales, whereas Donald Trump proves to be strictly business as usual- no matter what he may think.

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Smart, funny and brilliantly told stories about what goes on behind the scenes of television news. A joy * Elizabeth Day *Waterson, Jim (22 March 2019). "Emily Maitlis: 'Her winning quality is she doesn't take herself too seriously' ". The Guardian . Retrieved 21 November 2019.