From Our Own Correspondent
By BBC Radio 4
Insight, wit and analysis from BBC correspondents, journalists and writers telling stories beyond the news headlines. Presented by Kate Adie.
Episodes (3)
From Our Own Correspondent
Cuba’s collapsing revolution
Cuba's revolutionary idealism is crumbling under the weight of a U.S. fuel blockade and decades of isolation, as seen through the eyes of Ana Rosa Romero, a retired philosophy teacher living in a crumbling Havana high-rise. Once a symbol of hope during Obama’s
From Our Own Correspondent
Ebola in the DRC: Fear and Conspiracy Theories
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, a deadly Ebola outbreak has surged across conflict-ravaged regions of North Kivu and Itori, with over 1,000 infections and more than 60 deaths reported—yet the virus spread undetected for at least two months before being de
From Our Own Correspondent
Myanmar's civil war: the junta's fightback
Myanmar’s civil war, now in its fifth year, has claimed nearly 100,000 lives as the military junta—backed by Russia and China—launches a brutal counter-offensive using forced conscription and drone warfare. Quentin Somerville reports from rebel-held Karen Stat
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