Hywel Davies: Recent Episodes
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Hywel Davies is a TV and radio journalist. He reports, mostly on human rights and environmental issues, and is an experienced field producer, programme editor and a highly skilled writer/sub-editor. He’s worked for CNN, the BBC, Deutsche Welle, Bermuda Broadcasting, the Phnom Pehn Post and Al Jazeera. He’s lived in Zambia, the UK, China, Hong Kong, Cambodia, Malaysia and Thailand and has travelled to more than 25 countries for assignments. Hywel is currently writing a crime novel, set in 1950's London.
Data maps, statistics and visualisations; all tools used by modern data journalists. But the use of data to construct compelling Continue reading →
The Palm Sunday walk to benefit the National Trust has become a Bermudian institution. Last Sunday saw more than three thousand people taking part. Hywel Davies joined them.
The Rohingya minority in Burma have few options; discriminated against by the government at home, many flee to other countries Continue reading →
It’s a technology that’s been backed by the Prime Minister and one that has slashed energy prices in the United Continue reading →
Japanese and Chinese diplomats met on Wednesday for urgent talks over a group of disputed islands in the East China Continue reading →
Veterans from Britain and around the world gathered in London today to see the Queen unveil a memorial to tens Continue reading →
Pakistani officials say at least thirteen people have been killed in protests against an anti-Islamic film. Nine deaths have been Continue reading →
The Malaysian state of Sarawak plans to build 12 new hydro-electric dams along the state’s waterways, saying the projects will Continue reading →
The topic of who should pay tax and at what rates has been argued long and loud in Britain over Continue reading →
Children imprisoned in the Philippines are detained in squalid conditions, often dozens to a cell, leaving them at risk of Continue reading →