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BBC World News and BBC World Service presenter Lyse Doucet answers BBC Global Minds members' questions from a news studio at BBC's Bush House in London.
If you'd like to put your question to a BBC presenter and access our exclusive blogs, surveys and web chats, you can sign up at www.bbcglobalminds.com
Canadian-born Lyse Doucet regularly anchors special news coverage from the field, covering major conflicts and natural disasters and interviewing world leaders for programs across the BBC's networks.
RN Breakfast website: http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/breakfast
Lyse Doucet: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/correspondents/lysedoucet
- published: 11 Aug 2013
- views: 3951
Lyse Doucet BBC Presenter and Chief International Correspondent takes questions from Liverpool Hope Student Daniel Leung in the THIS Radio studio.
In the interview they cover everything from flying in military helicopters to the effects of the recent Charlie Hebdo attacks.
Filmed & Edited by Ian Broadhurst.
- published: 29 Jan 2015
- views: 531
BBC International Correspondent gives her dismal insight on the situation in Syria in January 2014. Sadly it seems that she had it right
- published: 14 Sep 2015
- views: 139
At precisely 1am and 2am Australian Eastern Daylight Time (or Standard time), every weekday (Monday to Friday nights, or to be more precise, Tuesday to Saturday mornings), the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's ABC News 24 cuts away to BBC World News live feed for exactly 26 minutes (the standard length of a BBC World News news bulletin). This is done automatically. This video was recorded at the 2am cross on the 2nd of February, 2011, which at the time was 3pm GMT on the 1st of February.
It took Lyse Doucet exactly 13 and a half seconds from the moment the shot cut to her to the moment she finally started talking, and provides for a few laughs while doing so.
In her defence, however, I believe this was not entirely her fault.
Regular viewers of BBC World News would know that BBC World News sometimes simulcasts BBC News, the UK-only news channel (such as in the early hours of the morning UK time, presumably to save having to pay massive overtime rates for two sets of production crews). When they are simulcasting BBC News, they always say "welcome to BBC News" instead of "welcome to BBC World News", as this easily caters to both the local and global audiences (whereas the reverse would not).
When Lyse finally starts speaking, she says "welcome to BBC News". This implies that the situation described above is taking place. Also, at the end of the cross, some 23 minutes later, she provides a generic "back to you in the studios in London", rather than referring directly to a specific presenter, further supporting my hypothesis.
As a result, I believe that either BBC World News cut to her early (supported by the fact that the local clock has not yet reached the top of the hour when they first cross to her (although this could just be a mistake, I have seen errors in that clock of much larger proportions in the past)), OR BBC News simply cut to her late. You can draw your own conclusions :)
Finally, I would just like to say that this shouldn't reflect on Lyse Doucet's abilities as a journalist in the slightest. She is an excellent reporter for whom I have much respect.
EDIT: To all Australian viewers: Foxtel/Austar/[insert generic pay-TV operator here] expect you to pay to view BBC World News on-demand if you live in Australia. This is not true. You can watch it online, legally, for free, at www.livestation.com.
- published: 14 Feb 2011
- views: 7323
The BBC reporter is Canadian Lyse Doucet. She is a major player in Chatham House which is a British NGO that is a propaganda tool of the British Establishment. Chatham House is also known as the "Tavistock Institute", the UK branch of the CFR. She has been behind directing most of the 'Arab spring' coverage from Libya to Egypt. When she claims to know nothing about the lies told previously she is dishonest. She is not only a purveyor of the lies but she is an architect of the entire edifice of lies.
While we plug ourselves into the "Daily Distraction" every evening we hear the same recycled garbage that we heard in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya. The CIA did it in Iran in 1951, when Roosevelt's nephew working for the CIA went into Iran and paid off small groups of people to stage protests against their Government so that the UK and US could get their hands on their oil because it was being wasted on feeding the people. They used the same technique in Guatemala and the other Latino regions during the 50's. Why should it be any different today? So, when hear these so-called reporters or journalists, they have little or no integrity at all.
- published: 19 Mar 2012
- views: 6890
A journey through the parts of Afghanistan that don't normally feature in news coverage to meet some amazing people and see fascinating places. Lyse Doucet uses her many years experience in Afghanistan to show a different side of a country which has been at war for 30 years.
- published: 04 Nov 2012
- views: 294015
Lyse Doucet is an award winning senior presenter and correspondent for BBC World News TV and BBC World Service radio who is often deployed to anchor special news coverage around the world. She is a regular presenter of the World Service's flagship programme Newshour, and also reports across the BBC. Lyse recently played a key role in the BBC's coverage of the "Arab Spring" across the Middle East and North Africa including rare-access to visit Syria and an exclusive interview with Jordan's King Abdullah which made headlines worldwide. Lyse shares her incredible experiences on the front lines of journalism in her engaging and riveting talks.
This video is brought to you by Speakers' Spotlight - http://www.speakers.ca - North America's leading speakers' bureau.
Book Lyse Doucet as a keynote speaker for your next event by contacting: info@speakers.ca
- published: 09 Apr 2012
- views: 2717
Promo highlighting the award winning journalism of BBC World News reporter Lyse Doucet.
- published: 21 Apr 2011
- views: 760
Lyse Doucet pronounced /liːs duːˈsɛt/ (born c. 1959) is a Canadian journalist, presenter and special correspondent. She works for both BBC World Service radio and BBC World News television, and also reports for BBC Radio 4 and BBC News in the UK, including reporting on Newsnight.
Doucet is a native of Bathurst, New Brunswick, Canada, where she grew up in an anglophone family. Her Acadian family traces its origins to a shipmate of Samuel de Champlain, and she also has Irish and Migmaw ancestry. Her sister is Andrea Doucet. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from Queen's University at Kingston in 1980, where she wrote for the university newspaper. She obtained a Master's degree in international relations from the University of Toronto in 1982. The same year, she undertook a four month volunteer assignment teaching English with Canadian Crossroads International in Côte d'Ivoire. She is currently one of the organisation's honorary patrons. Doucet speaks English, French, and Farsi fluently.
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10:57Five Minutes With... Lyse Doucet
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BBC World News and BBC World Service presenter Lyse Doucet answers BBC Global Minds members' questions from a news studio at BBC's Bush House in London. If you'd like to put your question to a BBC presenter and access our exclusive blogs, surveys and web chats, you can sign up at www.bbcglobalminds.com -
10:51BBC's Lyse Doucet: reporting from the frontline [HD] ABC RN Breakfast
BBC's Lyse Doucet: reporting from the frontline [HD] ABC RN BreakfastBBC's Lyse Doucet: reporting from the frontline [HD] ABC RN Breakfast
Canadian-born Lyse Doucet regularly anchors special news coverage from the field, covering major conflicts and natural disasters and interviewing world leaders for programs across the BBC's networks. RN Breakfast website: http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/breakfast Lyse Doucet: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/correspondents/lysedoucet -
9:54Lyse Doucet de la BBC
Lyse Doucet de la BBCLyse Doucet de la BBC
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3:13"Please, please take us out, we are dying here"
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25:29Lyse Doucet Full Uncut Interview - THIS Radio
Lyse Doucet Full Uncut Interview - THIS RadioLyse Doucet Full Uncut Interview - THIS Radio
Lyse Doucet BBC Presenter and Chief International Correspondent takes questions from Liverpool Hope Student Daniel Leung in the THIS Radio studio. In the interview they cover everything from flying in military helicopters to the effects of the recent Charlie Hebdo attacks. Filmed & Edited by Ian Broadhurst. -
2:52BBC International Correspondent Lyse Doucet on Syria. January 2014
BBC International Correspondent Lyse Doucet on Syria. January 2014BBC International Correspondent Lyse Doucet on Syria. January 2014
BBC International Correspondent gives her dismal insight on the situation in Syria in January 2014. Sadly it seems that she had it right -
0:40BBC World News Lyse Doucet Fail
BBC World News Lyse Doucet FailBBC World News Lyse Doucet Fail
At precisely 1am and 2am Australian Eastern Daylight Time (or Standard time), every weekday (Monday to Friday nights, or to be more precise, Tuesday to Saturday mornings), the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's ABC News 24 cuts away to BBC World News live feed for exactly 26 minutes (the standard length of a BBC World News news bulletin). This is done automatically. This video was recorded at the 2am cross on the 2nd of February, 2011, which at the time was 3pm GMT on the 1st of February. It took Lyse Doucet exactly 13 and a half seconds from the moment the shot cut to her to the moment she finally started talking, and provides for a few laughs while doing so. In her defence, however, I believe this was not entirely her fault. Regular viewers of BBC World News would know that BBC World News sometimes simulcasts BBC News, the UK-only news channel (such as in the early hours of the morning UK time, presumably to save having to pay massive overtime rates for two sets of production crews). When they are simulcasting BBC News, they always say "welcome to BBC News" instead of "welcome to BBC World News", as this easily caters to both the local and global audiences (whereas the reverse would not). When Lyse finally starts speaking, she says "welcome to BBC News". This implies that the situation described above is taking place. Also, at the end of the cross, some 23 minutes later, she provides a generic "back to you in the studios in London", rather than referring directly to a specific presenter, further supporting my hypothesis. As a result, I believe that either BBC World News cut to her early (supported by the fact that the local clock has not yet reached the top of the hour when they first cross to her (although this could just be a mistake, I have seen errors in that clock of much larger proportions in the past)), OR BBC News simply cut to her late. You can draw your own conclusions :) Finally, I would just like to say that this shouldn't reflect on Lyse Doucet's abilities as a journalist in the slightest. She is an excellent reporter for whom I have much respect. EDIT: To all Australian viewers: Foxtel/Austar/[insert generic pay-TV operator here] expect you to pay to view BBC World News on-demand if you live in Australia. This is not true. You can watch it online, legally, for free, at www.livestation.com. -
2:21Syrian man confronts BBC reporter for Lying (see updated description)
Syrian man confronts BBC reporter for Lying (see updated description)Syrian man confronts BBC reporter for Lying (see updated description)
The BBC reporter is Canadian Lyse Doucet. She is a major player in Chatham House which is a British NGO that is a propaganda tool of the British Establishment. Chatham House is also known as the "Tavistock Institute", the UK branch of the CFR. She has been behind directing most of the 'Arab spring' coverage from Libya to Egypt. When she claims to know nothing about the lies told previously she is dishonest. She is not only a purveyor of the lies but she is an architect of the entire edifice of lies. While we plug ourselves into the "Daily Distraction" every evening we hear the same recycled garbage that we heard in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya. The CIA did it in Iran in 1951, when Roosevelt's nephew working for the CIA went into Iran and paid off small groups of people to stage protests against their Government so that the UK and US could get their hands on their oil because it was being wasted on feeding the people. They used the same technique in Guatemala and the other Latino regions during the 50's. Why should it be any different today? So, when hear these so-called reporters or journalists, they have little or no integrity at all. -
14:31Documentary: Afghanistan - the unknown Country (part 1/5)
Documentary: Afghanistan - the unknown Country (part 1/5)Documentary: Afghanistan - the unknown Country (part 1/5)
A journey through the parts of Afghanistan that don't normally feature in news coverage to meet some amazing people and see fascinating places. Lyse Doucet uses her many years experience in Afghanistan to show a different side of a country which has been at war for 30 years. -
11:56Lyse Doucet - BBC News Foreign Correspondent
Lyse Doucet - BBC News Foreign CorrespondentLyse Doucet - BBC News Foreign Correspondent
Lyse Doucet is an award winning senior presenter and correspondent for BBC World News TV and BBC World Service radio who is often deployed to anchor special news coverage around the world. She is a regular presenter of the World Service's flagship programme Newshour, and also reports across the BBC. Lyse recently played a key role in the BBC's coverage of the "Arab Spring" across the Middle East and North Africa including rare-access to visit Syria and an exclusive interview with Jordan's King Abdullah which made headlines worldwide. Lyse shares her incredible experiences on the front lines of journalism in her engaging and riveting talks. This video is brought to you by Speakers' Spotlight - http://www.speakers.ca - North America's leading speakers' bureau. Book Lyse Doucet as a keynote speaker for your next event by contacting: info@speakers.ca -
12:14Lyse Doucet acceptance speech
Lyse Doucet acceptance speechLyse Doucet acceptance speech
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0:31Lyse Doucet Award Winner
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Promo highlighting the award winning journalism of BBC World News reporter Lyse Doucet. -
68:52Big Thinking Congress 2014: Lyse Doucet
Big Thinking Congress 2014: Lyse DoucetBig Thinking Congress 2014: Lyse Doucet
BORDERS WITHOUT BOUNDARIES: WHOSE STORIES ARE OURS How do we begin to understand conflicts and calamities that happen to people in places that seem, on first glance, so different from ours? And why should we care? Canadian journalist Lyse Doucet has spent the last thirty years reporting around the world in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, for the British Broadcasting Corporation. Now the BBC's Chief International Correspondent she will explore the challenge in telling some of the defining stories of our time: a punishing war and a growing humanitarian crisis in Syria; the balance sheet in Afghanistan after a decade of international engagement. At a time when we are all more connected than at any other time in our history, no one can say "I didn't know it was happening." But how do we make sense of it all? ---------------------------------------------------- FRONTIÈRES SANS LIMITES : QUELLES HISTOIRES NOUS CONCERNENT? Comment sommes-nous amenés à comprendre les conflits et les calamités dont sont victimes des populations dans des lieux qui paraissent, à première vue, si différents du nôtre? Et pourquoi devrions-nous nous sentir concernés? Journaliste canadienne, Lyse Doucet a passé les trente dernières années à parcourir le monde en Afrique, en Asie et au Moyen Orient pour le compte de la British Broadcasting Corporation. Aujourd'hui, la correspondante en chef des informations internationales de la BBC, relèvera le défi d'évoquer quelques-unes des histoires tragiques de notre temps : une guerre exténuante et une crise humanitaire de dimensions croissantes en Syrie; le bilan des affrontements en Afghanistan à l'issue d'un engagement international long d'une décennie. À l'heure où nous sommes plus connectés qu'à toute autre époque de notre histoire, personne ne peut dire « Je ne le savais pas ». Mais comment nous retrouver tout cela? -
4:14BBC LIVE during the 25 Jan revolution with Lyse Doucet Live
BBC LIVE during the 25 Jan revolution with Lyse Doucet LiveBBC LIVE during the 25 Jan revolution with Lyse Doucet Live
BBCW Live Cairo with Lyse Doucet. The brilliant Lyse Doucet with Shahira Amin during the revolution 3/2/2011 Days I will never forget — with Lyse Doucet, Shahira Amin, Amr Aboulfath, Melanie Marshall and Islam Gamal in Cairo.
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- Zeinab Badawi
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Five Minutes With... Lyse Doucet
BBC World News and BBC World Service presenter Lyse Doucet answers BBC Global Minds members' questions from a news studio at BBC's Bush House in London. If you'd like to put your question to a BBC presenter and access our exclusive blogs, surveys and web chats, you can sign up at www.bbcglobalminds.com -
BBC's Lyse Doucet: reporting from the frontline [HD] ABC RN Breakfast
Canadian-born Lyse Doucet regularly anchors special news coverage from the field, covering major conflicts and natural disasters and interviewing world leaders for programs across the BBC's networks. RN Breakfast website: http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/breakfast Lyse Doucet: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/correspondents/lysedoucet -
Lyse Doucet de la BBC
Extrait de l'émission Arte '28 du 3 février 2014 -
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Lyse Doucet Full Uncut Interview - THIS Radio
Lyse Doucet BBC Presenter and Chief International Correspondent takes questions from Liverpool Hope Student Daniel Leung in the THIS Radio studio. In the interview they cover everything from flying in military helicopters to the effects of the recent Charlie Hebdo attacks. Filmed & Edited by Ian Broadhurst. -
BBC International Correspondent Lyse Doucet on Syria. January 2014
BBC International Correspondent gives her dismal insight on the situation in Syria in January 2014. Sadly it seems that she had it right -
BBC World News Lyse Doucet Fail
At precisely 1am and 2am Australian Eastern Daylight Time (or Standard time), every weekday (Monday to Friday nights, or to be more precise, Tuesday to Saturday mornings), the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's ABC News 24 cuts away to BBC World News live feed for exactly 26 minutes (the standard length of a BBC World News news bulletin). This is done automatically. This video was recorded at the 2am cross on the 2nd of February, 2011, which at the time was 3pm GMT on the 1st of February. It took Lyse Doucet exactly 13 and a half seconds from the moment the shot cut to her to the moment she finally started talking, and provides for a few laughs while doing so. In her defence, however, I believe this was not entirely her fault. Regular viewers of BBC World News would know that... -
Syrian man confronts BBC reporter for Lying (see updated description)
The BBC reporter is Canadian Lyse Doucet. She is a major player in Chatham House which is a British NGO that is a propaganda tool of the British Establishment. Chatham House is also known as the "Tavistock Institute", the UK branch of the CFR. She has been behind directing most of the 'Arab spring' coverage from Libya to Egypt. When she claims to know nothing about the lies told previously she is dishonest. She is not only a purveyor of the lies but she is an architect of the entire edifice of lies. While we plug ourselves into the "Daily Distraction" every evening we hear the same recycled garbage that we heard in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya. The CIA did it in Iran in 1951, when Roosevelt's nephew working for the CIA went into Iran and paid off small groups of people to stage protests aga... -
Documentary: Afghanistan - the unknown Country (part 1/5)
A journey through the parts of Afghanistan that don't normally feature in news coverage to meet some amazing people and see fascinating places. Lyse Doucet uses her many years experience in Afghanistan to show a different side of a country which has been at war for 30 years. -
Lyse Doucet - BBC News Foreign Correspondent
Lyse Doucet is an award winning senior presenter and correspondent for BBC World News TV and BBC World Service radio who is often deployed to anchor special news coverage around the world. She is a regular presenter of the World Service's flagship programme Newshour, and also reports across the BBC. Lyse recently played a key role in the BBC's coverage of the "Arab Spring" across the Middle East and North Africa including rare-access to visit Syria and an exclusive interview with Jordan's King Abdullah which made headlines worldwide. Lyse shares her incredible experiences on the front lines of journalism in her engaging and riveting talks. This video is brought to you by Speakers' Spotlight - http://www.speakers.ca - North America's leading speakers' bureau. Book Lyse Doucet as a keynot... -
Lyse Doucet acceptance speech
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Lyse Doucet Award Winner
Promo highlighting the award winning journalism of BBC World News reporter Lyse Doucet. -
Big Thinking Congress 2014: Lyse Doucet
BORDERS WITHOUT BOUNDARIES: WHOSE STORIES ARE OURS How do we begin to understand conflicts and calamities that happen to people in places that seem, on first glance, so different from ours? And why should we care? Canadian journalist Lyse Doucet has spent the last thirty years reporting around the world in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, for the British Broadcasting Corporation. Now the BBC's Chief International Correspondent she will explore the challenge in telling some of the defining stories of our time: a punishing war and a growing humanitarian crisis in Syria; the balance sheet in Afghanistan after a decade of international engagement. At a time when we are all more connected than at any other time in our history, no one can say "I didn't know it was happening." But how do we m... -
BBC LIVE during the 25 Jan revolution with Lyse Doucet Live
BBCW Live Cairo with Lyse Doucet. The brilliant Lyse Doucet with Shahira Amin during the revolution 3/2/2011 Days I will never forget — with Lyse Doucet, Shahira Amin, Amr Aboulfath, Melanie Marshall and Islam Gamal in Cairo. -
'Syria could have a political solution' says King Abdullah of Jordan - BBC News
Jordan is at "boiling point" as it continues to grapple with the influx of refugees from Syria, the country's king has told the BBC. King Abdullah spoke to the BBC's Lyse Doucet about the number of refugees Jordan is allowing into the country, and called on the international community to do more to help the situation. Subscribe to BBC News HERE http://bit.ly/1rbfUog Check out our website: http://www.bbc.com/news Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/bbcworldnews Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/bbcworld Instagram: http://instagram.com/bbcnews -
Joe Tunney thanks Lyse Doucet STU Camp Lecture 2015
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Lyse Doucet receives her honorary degree - January 2012
Lyse Doucet is a Senior Presenter and Correspondent for BBC World News TV and BBC World Service radio who is often deployed to anchor special news coverage from the field and interview world leaders. Lyse also reports across the BBC including for BBC Newsnight. She played a key role in the BBC's coverage of the 'Arab Spring' across the Middle East and North Africa. She is a regular visitor to Afghanistan and Pakistan from where she has been reporting for the past two decades. Her work has also focused on major natural disasters including the Indian Ocean tsunami, and more recently the Pakistan floods. Before joining the BBC's team of presenters in 1999, Lyse spent 15 years as a BBC foreign correspondent with postings in Jerusalem, Amman, Kabul, Islamabad, Tehran and Abidjan. She was no... -
Lyse Doucet
Compilations of clips featuring BBC reporter Lyse Doucet, reporting, interviewing and conducting panel discussions. -
Lyse Doucet on the internet
Lyse Doucet of BBC World Service discussing the role of the internet in modern reporting. -
BBC World News with LYSE DOUCET
Lyse has been reporting for the BBC for nearly 30 years, with posts in Abidjan, Kabul, Islamabad, Tehran, Amman and Jerusalem. In 1999 she joined the BBC's team of presenters but most of her time is spent going back to regions where she lived, and also discovering new ones too. -
BBC World New Lyse Doucet Newshour
Lyse often presents from the field for BBC World News, and the BBC World Service's flagship Newshour programme, as well as the News Channel. -
Egypt's President Sisi Interviewed By BBC's Lyse Doucet (Nov 2015)
Lyse Doucet speaks to Egyptian President Sisi ahead of his visit to London this week. /BBC Would you like to know more? Military intervention in Libya is 'too risky,' says Sisi (ahram, Mar 17, 2016) http://bit.ly/21xgdtz Egypt's Sisi returns to Cairo following London meetings with Cameron (ahram, Nov 6, 2015) http://english.ahram.org.eg/NewsContent/1/64/162895/Egypt/Politics-/Egypts-Sisi-returns-to-Cairo-following-London-meet.aspx President Sisi Interviewed by Lyse Doucet (BBC, Nov 6, 2015) http://bbc.in/1QhE9ij Egypt's President Sisi defends sweeping security laws (BBC, Nov 4, 2015) http://bbc.in/1LPBSaQ "President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi has defended Egypt's sweeping security laws, insisting he is still taking the country on a path to democracy. Ahead of a visit to the UK, Mr ... -
Geddes Memorial Lecture 2015: Lyse Doucet
Lyse Doucet (Chief International Correspondent for BBC News) gave the 2015 Philip Geddes Memorial Lecture on the subject of 'Killing the Messenger, and the Message'. The Lecture was held in the University of Oxford's Examination Schools on 6 March 2015. It is an annual event, to commemorate Philip Geddes, a former St Edmund Hall student and promising young journalist, who was killed in an IRA bombing in 1983.
Five Minutes With... Lyse Doucet
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- Duration: 10:57
- Updated: 11 Dec 2011
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BBC World News and BBC World Service presenter Lyse Doucet answers BBC Global Minds members' questions from a news studio at BBC's Bush House in London.
If y...
BBC World News and BBC World Service presenter Lyse Doucet answers BBC Global Minds members' questions from a news studio at BBC's Bush House in London.
If you'd like to put your question to a BBC presenter and access our exclusive blogs, surveys and web chats, you can sign up at www.bbcglobalminds.com
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BBC World News and BBC World Service presenter Lyse Doucet answers BBC Global Minds members' questions from a news studio at BBC's Bush House in London.
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- published: 11 Dec 2011
- views: 9778
BBC's Lyse Doucet: reporting from the frontline [HD] ABC RN Breakfast
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- Duration: 10:51
- Updated: 11 Aug 2013
- views: 3951
Canadian-born Lyse Doucet regularly anchors special news coverage from the field, covering major conflicts and natural disasters and interviewing world leaders ...
Canadian-born Lyse Doucet regularly anchors special news coverage from the field, covering major conflicts and natural disasters and interviewing world leaders for programs across the BBC's networks.
RN Breakfast website: http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/breakfast
Lyse Doucet: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/correspondents/lysedoucet
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Canadian-born Lyse Doucet regularly anchors special news coverage from the field, covering major conflicts and natural disasters and interviewing world leaders for programs across the BBC's networks.
RN Breakfast website: http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/breakfast
Lyse Doucet: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/correspondents/lysedoucet
- published: 11 Aug 2013
- views: 3951
Lyse Doucet de la BBC
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- Duration: 9:54
- Updated: 14 Feb 2014
- views: 1228
Extrait de l'émission Arte '28 du 3 février 2014
Extrait de l'émission Arte '28 du 3 février 2014
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"Please, please take us out, we are dying here"
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- Duration: 3:13
- Updated: 25 Feb 2014
- views: 31546
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Watch Lyse Doucet's report on the people of Yarmouk. They've suffered some of the worst distress and destruction o...
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Watch Lyse Doucet's report on the people of Yarmouk. They've suffered some of the worst distress and destruction of the Syria's three year conflict. #Syria #Yarmouk
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Lyse Doucet Full Uncut Interview - THIS Radio
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- Duration: 25:29
- Updated: 29 Jan 2015
- views: 531
Lyse Doucet BBC Presenter and Chief International Correspondent takes questions from Liverpool Hope Student Daniel Leung in the THIS Radio studio.
In the inter...
Lyse Doucet BBC Presenter and Chief International Correspondent takes questions from Liverpool Hope Student Daniel Leung in the THIS Radio studio.
In the interview they cover everything from flying in military helicopters to the effects of the recent Charlie Hebdo attacks.
Filmed & Edited by Ian Broadhurst.
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Lyse Doucet BBC Presenter and Chief International Correspondent takes questions from Liverpool Hope Student Daniel Leung in the THIS Radio studio.
In the interview they cover everything from flying in military helicopters to the effects of the recent Charlie Hebdo attacks.
Filmed & Edited by Ian Broadhurst.
- published: 29 Jan 2015
- views: 531
BBC International Correspondent Lyse Doucet on Syria. January 2014
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- Duration: 2:52
- Updated: 14 Sep 2015
- views: 139
BBC International Correspondent gives her dismal insight on the situation in Syria in January 2014. Sadly it seems that she had it right
BBC International Correspondent gives her dismal insight on the situation in Syria in January 2014. Sadly it seems that she had it right
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BBC International Correspondent gives her dismal insight on the situation in Syria in January 2014. Sadly it seems that she had it right
- published: 14 Sep 2015
- views: 139
BBC World News Lyse Doucet Fail
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- Duration: 0:40
- Updated: 14 Feb 2011
- views: 7323
At precisely 1am and 2am Australian Eastern Daylight Time (or Standard time), every weekday (Monday to Friday nights, or to be more precise, Tuesday to Saturday...
At precisely 1am and 2am Australian Eastern Daylight Time (or Standard time), every weekday (Monday to Friday nights, or to be more precise, Tuesday to Saturday mornings), the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's ABC News 24 cuts away to BBC World News live feed for exactly 26 minutes (the standard length of a BBC World News news bulletin). This is done automatically. This video was recorded at the 2am cross on the 2nd of February, 2011, which at the time was 3pm GMT on the 1st of February.
It took Lyse Doucet exactly 13 and a half seconds from the moment the shot cut to her to the moment she finally started talking, and provides for a few laughs while doing so.
In her defence, however, I believe this was not entirely her fault.
Regular viewers of BBC World News would know that BBC World News sometimes simulcasts BBC News, the UK-only news channel (such as in the early hours of the morning UK time, presumably to save having to pay massive overtime rates for two sets of production crews). When they are simulcasting BBC News, they always say "welcome to BBC News" instead of "welcome to BBC World News", as this easily caters to both the local and global audiences (whereas the reverse would not).
When Lyse finally starts speaking, she says "welcome to BBC News". This implies that the situation described above is taking place. Also, at the end of the cross, some 23 minutes later, she provides a generic "back to you in the studios in London", rather than referring directly to a specific presenter, further supporting my hypothesis.
As a result, I believe that either BBC World News cut to her early (supported by the fact that the local clock has not yet reached the top of the hour when they first cross to her (although this could just be a mistake, I have seen errors in that clock of much larger proportions in the past)), OR BBC News simply cut to her late. You can draw your own conclusions :)
Finally, I would just like to say that this shouldn't reflect on Lyse Doucet's abilities as a journalist in the slightest. She is an excellent reporter for whom I have much respect.
EDIT: To all Australian viewers: Foxtel/Austar/[insert generic pay-TV operator here] expect you to pay to view BBC World News on-demand if you live in Australia. This is not true. You can watch it online, legally, for free, at www.livestation.com.
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At precisely 1am and 2am Australian Eastern Daylight Time (or Standard time), every weekday (Monday to Friday nights, or to be more precise, Tuesday to Saturday mornings), the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's ABC News 24 cuts away to BBC World News live feed for exactly 26 minutes (the standard length of a BBC World News news bulletin). This is done automatically. This video was recorded at the 2am cross on the 2nd of February, 2011, which at the time was 3pm GMT on the 1st of February.
It took Lyse Doucet exactly 13 and a half seconds from the moment the shot cut to her to the moment she finally started talking, and provides for a few laughs while doing so.
In her defence, however, I believe this was not entirely her fault.
Regular viewers of BBC World News would know that BBC World News sometimes simulcasts BBC News, the UK-only news channel (such as in the early hours of the morning UK time, presumably to save having to pay massive overtime rates for two sets of production crews). When they are simulcasting BBC News, they always say "welcome to BBC News" instead of "welcome to BBC World News", as this easily caters to both the local and global audiences (whereas the reverse would not).
When Lyse finally starts speaking, she says "welcome to BBC News". This implies that the situation described above is taking place. Also, at the end of the cross, some 23 minutes later, she provides a generic "back to you in the studios in London", rather than referring directly to a specific presenter, further supporting my hypothesis.
As a result, I believe that either BBC World News cut to her early (supported by the fact that the local clock has not yet reached the top of the hour when they first cross to her (although this could just be a mistake, I have seen errors in that clock of much larger proportions in the past)), OR BBC News simply cut to her late. You can draw your own conclusions :)
Finally, I would just like to say that this shouldn't reflect on Lyse Doucet's abilities as a journalist in the slightest. She is an excellent reporter for whom I have much respect.
EDIT: To all Australian viewers: Foxtel/Austar/[insert generic pay-TV operator here] expect you to pay to view BBC World News on-demand if you live in Australia. This is not true. You can watch it online, legally, for free, at www.livestation.com.
- published: 14 Feb 2011
- views: 7323
Syrian man confronts BBC reporter for Lying (see updated description)
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- Duration: 2:21
- Updated: 19 Mar 2012
- views: 6890
The BBC reporter is Canadian Lyse Doucet. She is a major player in Chatham House which is a British NGO that is a propaganda tool of the British Establishment. ...
The BBC reporter is Canadian Lyse Doucet. She is a major player in Chatham House which is a British NGO that is a propaganda tool of the British Establishment. Chatham House is also known as the "Tavistock Institute", the UK branch of the CFR. She has been behind directing most of the 'Arab spring' coverage from Libya to Egypt. When she claims to know nothing about the lies told previously she is dishonest. She is not only a purveyor of the lies but she is an architect of the entire edifice of lies.
While we plug ourselves into the "Daily Distraction" every evening we hear the same recycled garbage that we heard in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya. The CIA did it in Iran in 1951, when Roosevelt's nephew working for the CIA went into Iran and paid off small groups of people to stage protests against their Government so that the UK and US could get their hands on their oil because it was being wasted on feeding the people. They used the same technique in Guatemala and the other Latino regions during the 50's. Why should it be any different today? So, when hear these so-called reporters or journalists, they have little or no integrity at all.
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The BBC reporter is Canadian Lyse Doucet. She is a major player in Chatham House which is a British NGO that is a propaganda tool of the British Establishment. Chatham House is also known as the "Tavistock Institute", the UK branch of the CFR. She has been behind directing most of the 'Arab spring' coverage from Libya to Egypt. When she claims to know nothing about the lies told previously she is dishonest. She is not only a purveyor of the lies but she is an architect of the entire edifice of lies.
While we plug ourselves into the "Daily Distraction" every evening we hear the same recycled garbage that we heard in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya. The CIA did it in Iran in 1951, when Roosevelt's nephew working for the CIA went into Iran and paid off small groups of people to stage protests against their Government so that the UK and US could get their hands on their oil because it was being wasted on feeding the people. They used the same technique in Guatemala and the other Latino regions during the 50's. Why should it be any different today? So, when hear these so-called reporters or journalists, they have little or no integrity at all.
- published: 19 Mar 2012
- views: 6890
Documentary: Afghanistan - the unknown Country (part 1/5)
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- Duration: 14:31
- Updated: 04 Nov 2012
- views: 294015
A journey through the parts of Afghanistan that don't normally feature in news coverage to meet some amazing people and see fascinating places. Lyse Doucet uses...
A journey through the parts of Afghanistan that don't normally feature in news coverage to meet some amazing people and see fascinating places. Lyse Doucet uses her many years experience in Afghanistan to show a different side of a country which has been at war for 30 years.
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A journey through the parts of Afghanistan that don't normally feature in news coverage to meet some amazing people and see fascinating places. Lyse Doucet uses her many years experience in Afghanistan to show a different side of a country which has been at war for 30 years.
- published: 04 Nov 2012
- views: 294015
Lyse Doucet - BBC News Foreign Correspondent
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- Duration: 11:56
- Updated: 09 Apr 2012
- views: 2717
Lyse Doucet is an award winning senior presenter and correspondent for BBC World News TV and BBC World Service radio who is often deployed to anchor special new...
Lyse Doucet is an award winning senior presenter and correspondent for BBC World News TV and BBC World Service radio who is often deployed to anchor special news coverage around the world. She is a regular presenter of the World Service's flagship programme Newshour, and also reports across the BBC. Lyse recently played a key role in the BBC's coverage of the "Arab Spring" across the Middle East and North Africa including rare-access to visit Syria and an exclusive interview with Jordan's King Abdullah which made headlines worldwide. Lyse shares her incredible experiences on the front lines of journalism in her engaging and riveting talks.
This video is brought to you by Speakers' Spotlight - http://www.speakers.ca - North America's leading speakers' bureau.
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Lyse Doucet is an award winning senior presenter and correspondent for BBC World News TV and BBC World Service radio who is often deployed to anchor special news coverage around the world. She is a regular presenter of the World Service's flagship programme Newshour, and also reports across the BBC. Lyse recently played a key role in the BBC's coverage of the "Arab Spring" across the Middle East and North Africa including rare-access to visit Syria and an exclusive interview with Jordan's King Abdullah which made headlines worldwide. Lyse shares her incredible experiences on the front lines of journalism in her engaging and riveting talks.
This video is brought to you by Speakers' Spotlight - http://www.speakers.ca - North America's leading speakers' bureau.
Book Lyse Doucet as a keynote speaker for your next event by contacting: info@speakers.ca
- published: 09 Apr 2012
- views: 2717
Lyse Doucet acceptance speech
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- Duration: 12:14
- Updated: 29 Jan 2015
- views: 53
- published: 29 Jan 2015
- views: 53
Lyse Doucet Award Winner
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- Duration: 0:31
- Updated: 21 Apr 2011
- views: 760
Promo highlighting the award winning journalism of BBC World News reporter Lyse Doucet.
- published: 21 Apr 2011
- views: 760
Big Thinking Congress 2014: Lyse Doucet
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- Duration: 68:52
- Updated: 24 May 2014
- views: 304
BORDERS WITHOUT BOUNDARIES: WHOSE STORIES ARE OURS
How do we begin to understand conflicts and calamities that happen to people in places that seem, on first g...
BORDERS WITHOUT BOUNDARIES: WHOSE STORIES ARE OURS
How do we begin to understand conflicts and calamities that happen to people in places that seem, on first glance, so different from ours? And why should we care?
Canadian journalist Lyse Doucet has spent the last thirty years reporting around the world in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, for the British Broadcasting Corporation. Now the BBC's Chief International Correspondent she will explore the challenge in telling some of the defining stories of our time: a punishing war and a growing humanitarian crisis in Syria; the balance sheet in Afghanistan after a decade of international engagement. At a time when we are all more connected than at any other time in our history, no one can say "I didn't know it was happening." But how do we make sense of it all?
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FRONTIÈRES SANS LIMITES : QUELLES HISTOIRES NOUS CONCERNENT?
Comment sommes-nous amenés à comprendre les conflits et les calamités dont sont victimes des populations dans des lieux qui paraissent, à première vue, si différents du nôtre? Et pourquoi devrions-nous nous sentir concernés?
Journaliste canadienne, Lyse Doucet a passé les trente dernières années à parcourir le monde en Afrique, en Asie et au Moyen Orient pour le compte de la British Broadcasting Corporation. Aujourd'hui, la correspondante en chef des informations internationales de la BBC, relèvera le défi d'évoquer quelques-unes des histoires tragiques de notre temps : une guerre exténuante et une crise humanitaire de dimensions croissantes en Syrie; le bilan des affrontements en Afghanistan à l'issue d'un engagement international long d'une décennie. À l'heure où nous sommes plus connectés qu'à toute autre époque de notre histoire, personne ne peut dire « Je ne le savais pas ». Mais comment nous retrouver tout cela?
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BORDERS WITHOUT BOUNDARIES: WHOSE STORIES ARE OURS
How do we begin to understand conflicts and calamities that happen to people in places that seem, on first glance, so different from ours? And why should we care?
Canadian journalist Lyse Doucet has spent the last thirty years reporting around the world in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, for the British Broadcasting Corporation. Now the BBC's Chief International Correspondent she will explore the challenge in telling some of the defining stories of our time: a punishing war and a growing humanitarian crisis in Syria; the balance sheet in Afghanistan after a decade of international engagement. At a time when we are all more connected than at any other time in our history, no one can say "I didn't know it was happening." But how do we make sense of it all?
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FRONTIÈRES SANS LIMITES : QUELLES HISTOIRES NOUS CONCERNENT?
Comment sommes-nous amenés à comprendre les conflits et les calamités dont sont victimes des populations dans des lieux qui paraissent, à première vue, si différents du nôtre? Et pourquoi devrions-nous nous sentir concernés?
Journaliste canadienne, Lyse Doucet a passé les trente dernières années à parcourir le monde en Afrique, en Asie et au Moyen Orient pour le compte de la British Broadcasting Corporation. Aujourd'hui, la correspondante en chef des informations internationales de la BBC, relèvera le défi d'évoquer quelques-unes des histoires tragiques de notre temps : une guerre exténuante et une crise humanitaire de dimensions croissantes en Syrie; le bilan des affrontements en Afghanistan à l'issue d'un engagement international long d'une décennie. À l'heure où nous sommes plus connectés qu'à toute autre époque de notre histoire, personne ne peut dire « Je ne le savais pas ». Mais comment nous retrouver tout cela?
- published: 24 May 2014
- views: 304
BBC LIVE during the 25 Jan revolution with Lyse Doucet Live
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- Duration: 4:14
- Updated: 31 Jan 2014
- views: 293
BBCW Live Cairo with Lyse Doucet.
The brilliant Lyse Doucet with Shahira Amin during the revolution 3/2/2011
Days I will never forget — with Lyse Doucet, Shahi...
BBCW Live Cairo with Lyse Doucet.
The brilliant Lyse Doucet with Shahira Amin during the revolution 3/2/2011
Days I will never forget — with Lyse Doucet, Shahira Amin, Amr Aboulfath, Melanie Marshall and Islam Gamal in Cairo.
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BBCW Live Cairo with Lyse Doucet.
The brilliant Lyse Doucet with Shahira Amin during the revolution 3/2/2011
Days I will never forget — with Lyse Doucet, Shahira Amin, Amr Aboulfath, Melanie Marshall and Islam Gamal in Cairo.
- published: 31 Jan 2014
- views: 293
'Syria could have a political solution' says King Abdullah of Jordan - BBC News
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- Duration: 6:15
- Updated: 02 Feb 2016
- views: 10907
Jordan is at "boiling point" as it continues to grapple with the influx of refugees from Syria, the country's king has told the BBC.
King Abdullah spoke to the ...
Jordan is at "boiling point" as it continues to grapple with the influx of refugees from Syria, the country's king has told the BBC.
King Abdullah spoke to the BBC's Lyse Doucet about the number of refugees Jordan is allowing into the country, and called on the international community to do more to help the situation.
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Jordan is at "boiling point" as it continues to grapple with the influx of refugees from Syria, the country's king has told the BBC.
King Abdullah spoke to the BBC's Lyse Doucet about the number of refugees Jordan is allowing into the country, and called on the international community to do more to help the situation.
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- published: 02 Feb 2016
- views: 10907
Joe Tunney thanks Lyse Doucet STU Camp Lecture 2015
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- Duration: 1:57
- Updated: 25 Nov 2015
- views: 135
Nice hair!
Nice hair!
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Lyse Doucet receives her honorary degree - January 2012
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- Duration: 18:04
- Updated: 28 Feb 2012
- views: 880
Lyse Doucet is a Senior Presenter and Correspondent for BBC World News TV and BBC World Service radio who is often deployed to anchor special news coverage from...
Lyse Doucet is a Senior Presenter and Correspondent for BBC World News TV and BBC World Service radio who is often deployed to anchor special news coverage from the field and interview world leaders. Lyse also reports across the BBC including for BBC Newsnight.
She played a key role in the BBC's coverage of the 'Arab Spring' across the Middle East and North Africa. She is a regular visitor to Afghanistan and Pakistan from where she has been reporting for the past two decades. Her work has also focused on major natural disasters including the Indian Ocean tsunami, and more recently the Pakistan floods. Before joining the BBC's team of presenters in 1999, Lyse spent 15 years as a BBC foreign correspondent with postings in Jerusalem, Amman, Kabul, Islamabad, Tehran and Abidjan.
She was nominated for two Emmy awards in the United States last year. Her most recent awards include a Peabody and David Bloom Award for her television films from Afghanistan, and Radio News Journalist of the Year at the Sony Radio Academy Awards in the UK. Born in eastern Canada, Lyse is a Council Member of the International Council on Human Rights policy, an honorary patron of Canadian Crossroads International, and a member of Friends of Aschiana UK which supports working street children in Afghanistan.
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Lyse Doucet is a Senior Presenter and Correspondent for BBC World News TV and BBC World Service radio who is often deployed to anchor special news coverage from the field and interview world leaders. Lyse also reports across the BBC including for BBC Newsnight.
She played a key role in the BBC's coverage of the 'Arab Spring' across the Middle East and North Africa. She is a regular visitor to Afghanistan and Pakistan from where she has been reporting for the past two decades. Her work has also focused on major natural disasters including the Indian Ocean tsunami, and more recently the Pakistan floods. Before joining the BBC's team of presenters in 1999, Lyse spent 15 years as a BBC foreign correspondent with postings in Jerusalem, Amman, Kabul, Islamabad, Tehran and Abidjan.
She was nominated for two Emmy awards in the United States last year. Her most recent awards include a Peabody and David Bloom Award for her television films from Afghanistan, and Radio News Journalist of the Year at the Sony Radio Academy Awards in the UK. Born in eastern Canada, Lyse is a Council Member of the International Council on Human Rights policy, an honorary patron of Canadian Crossroads International, and a member of Friends of Aschiana UK which supports working street children in Afghanistan.
- published: 28 Feb 2012
- views: 880
Lyse Doucet
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- Duration: 4:28
- Updated: 21 Mar 2012
- views: 128
Compilations of clips featuring BBC reporter Lyse Doucet, reporting, interviewing and conducting panel discussions.
Compilations of clips featuring BBC reporter Lyse Doucet, reporting, interviewing and conducting panel discussions.
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Compilations of clips featuring BBC reporter Lyse Doucet, reporting, interviewing and conducting panel discussions.
- published: 21 Mar 2012
- views: 128
Lyse Doucet on the internet
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- Duration: 0:56
- Updated: 28 Sep 2009
- views: 1470
Lyse Doucet of BBC World Service discussing the role of the internet in modern reporting.
Lyse Doucet of BBC World Service discussing the role of the internet in modern reporting.
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Lyse Doucet of BBC World Service discussing the role of the internet in modern reporting.
- published: 28 Sep 2009
- views: 1470
BBC World News with LYSE DOUCET
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- Duration: 1:06
- Updated: 04 Dec 2014
- views: 128
Lyse has been reporting for the BBC for nearly 30 years, with posts in Abidjan, Kabul, Islamabad, Tehran, Amman and Jerusalem. In 1999 she joined the BBC's team...
Lyse has been reporting for the BBC for nearly 30 years, with posts in Abidjan, Kabul, Islamabad, Tehran, Amman and Jerusalem. In 1999 she joined the BBC's team of presenters but most of her time is spent going back to regions where she lived, and also discovering new ones too.
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Lyse has been reporting for the BBC for nearly 30 years, with posts in Abidjan, Kabul, Islamabad, Tehran, Amman and Jerusalem. In 1999 she joined the BBC's team of presenters but most of her time is spent going back to regions where she lived, and also discovering new ones too.
- published: 04 Dec 2014
- views: 128
BBC World New Lyse Doucet Newshour
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- Duration: 0:31
- Updated: 06 Mar 2014
- views: 270
Lyse often presents from the field for BBC World News, and the BBC World Service's flagship Newshour programme, as well as the News Channel.
Lyse often presents from the field for BBC World News, and the BBC World Service's flagship Newshour programme, as well as the News Channel.
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Lyse often presents from the field for BBC World News, and the BBC World Service's flagship Newshour programme, as well as the News Channel.
- published: 06 Mar 2014
- views: 270
Egypt's President Sisi Interviewed By BBC's Lyse Doucet (Nov 2015)
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- Duration: 2:56
- Updated: 05 Nov 2015
- views: 626
Lyse Doucet speaks to Egyptian President Sisi ahead of his visit to London this week. /BBC
Would you like to know more?
Military intervention in Libya is 'too...
Lyse Doucet speaks to Egyptian President Sisi ahead of his visit to London this week. /BBC
Would you like to know more?
Military intervention in Libya is 'too risky,' says Sisi (ahram, Mar 17, 2016)
http://bit.ly/21xgdtz
Egypt's Sisi returns to Cairo following London meetings with Cameron (ahram, Nov 6, 2015)
http://english.ahram.org.eg/NewsContent/1/64/162895/Egypt/Politics-/Egypts-Sisi-returns-to-Cairo-following-London-meet.aspx
President Sisi Interviewed by Lyse Doucet (BBC, Nov 6, 2015)
http://bbc.in/1QhE9ij
Egypt's President Sisi defends sweeping security laws (BBC, Nov 4, 2015)
http://bbc.in/1LPBSaQ
"President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi has defended Egypt's sweeping security laws, insisting he is still taking the country on a path to democracy.
Ahead of a visit to the UK, Mr Sisi told the BBC that Egypt was threatened by extremist groups and feared the collapses suffered by its neighbours.
He underlined that Egypt's situation was different to that of Europe.
The retired field marshal led the army's overthrow of President Mohammed Morsi in 2013 following mass protests.
Since then, more than 1,000 people have been killed and 40,000 are believed to have been jailed in a crackdown on dissent.
Most of them have been supporters of the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood, but secular and liberal activists have also been prosecuted for breaking a 2013 anti-protest law that gives the interior ministry the power to ban any gathering of more than 10 people.
In an interview with the BBC in Cairo before he embarked on his first official visit to the UK, Mr Sisi said Egypt was still on a path to democracy that started with the 2011 revolution that toppled President Hosni Mubarak, but needed time to achieve its goals..."
President Sisi laments Western criticism over democracy in Egypt (BBC, Nov 4, 2015)
http://bbc.in/1LSTfaO
Egypt's Sisi UK visit puts spotlight on human rights (BBC, Nov 3, 2015)
http://bbc.in/1l5Tiat
Focus On Egypt
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Lyse Doucet speaks to Egyptian President Sisi ahead of his visit to London this week. /BBC
Would you like to know more?
Military intervention in Libya is 'too risky,' says Sisi (ahram, Mar 17, 2016)
http://bit.ly/21xgdtz
Egypt's Sisi returns to Cairo following London meetings with Cameron (ahram, Nov 6, 2015)
http://english.ahram.org.eg/NewsContent/1/64/162895/Egypt/Politics-/Egypts-Sisi-returns-to-Cairo-following-London-meet.aspx
President Sisi Interviewed by Lyse Doucet (BBC, Nov 6, 2015)
http://bbc.in/1QhE9ij
Egypt's President Sisi defends sweeping security laws (BBC, Nov 4, 2015)
http://bbc.in/1LPBSaQ
"President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi has defended Egypt's sweeping security laws, insisting he is still taking the country on a path to democracy.
Ahead of a visit to the UK, Mr Sisi told the BBC that Egypt was threatened by extremist groups and feared the collapses suffered by its neighbours.
He underlined that Egypt's situation was different to that of Europe.
The retired field marshal led the army's overthrow of President Mohammed Morsi in 2013 following mass protests.
Since then, more than 1,000 people have been killed and 40,000 are believed to have been jailed in a crackdown on dissent.
Most of them have been supporters of the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood, but secular and liberal activists have also been prosecuted for breaking a 2013 anti-protest law that gives the interior ministry the power to ban any gathering of more than 10 people.
In an interview with the BBC in Cairo before he embarked on his first official visit to the UK, Mr Sisi said Egypt was still on a path to democracy that started with the 2011 revolution that toppled President Hosni Mubarak, but needed time to achieve its goals..."
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Geddes Memorial Lecture 2015: Lyse Doucet
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Lyse Doucet (Chief International Correspondent for BBC News) gave the 2015 Philip Geddes Memorial Lecture on the subject of 'Killing the Messenger, and the Mess...
Lyse Doucet (Chief International Correspondent for BBC News) gave the 2015 Philip Geddes Memorial Lecture on the subject of 'Killing the Messenger, and the Message'. The Lecture was held in the University of Oxford's Examination Schools on 6 March 2015. It is an annual event, to commemorate Philip Geddes, a former St Edmund Hall student and promising young journalist, who was killed in an IRA bombing in 1983.
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Lyse Doucet (Chief International Correspondent for BBC News) gave the 2015 Philip Geddes Memorial Lecture on the subject of 'Killing the Messenger, and the Message'. The Lecture was held in the University of Oxford's Examination Schools on 6 March 2015. It is an annual event, to commemorate Philip Geddes, a former St Edmund Hall student and promising young journalist, who was killed in an IRA bombing in 1983.
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Five Minutes With... Lyse Doucet
BBC World News and BBC World Service presenter Lyse Doucet answers BBC Global Minds member...
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BBC's Lyse Doucet: reporting from the frontline [HD] ABC RN Breakfast
Canadian-born Lyse Doucet regularly anchors special news coverage from the field, covering...
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"Please, please take us out, we are dying here"
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Lyse Doucet Full Uncut Interview - THIS Radio
Lyse Doucet BBC Presenter and Chief International Correspondent takes questions from Liver...
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BBC International Correspondent Lyse Doucet on Syria. January 2014
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BBC World News Lyse Doucet Fail
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Syrian man confronts BBC reporter for Lying (see updated description)
The BBC reporter is Canadian Lyse Doucet. She is a major player in Chatham House which is ...
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Documentary: Afghanistan - the unknown Country (part 1/5)
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Lyse Doucet - BBC News Foreign Correspondent
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Big Thinking Congress 2014: Lyse Doucet
BORDERS WITHOUT BOUNDARIES: WHOSE STORIES ARE OURS
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BBC LIVE during the 25 Jan revolution with Lyse Doucet Live
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ISIS Covering Streets Of Raqqa With Sheets To Prevent Coalition Drone Attacks
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Colonel Steven Warren, spokesman for the U.S.-led coalition, confirmed to Newsweek this is a common tactic the group has employed in the Syrian city, the heart of the group’s self-proclaimed caliphate, as well as other cities in Iraq. “They've been using this tactic for a year. Extensive use in Ramadi but also everywhere else. “They also use tunnels.” – Email from Col....
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Trump On Charles Koch: I Don't Need Him. I Have My Own Money. Won't Be A 'Puppet'
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GOP frontrunner Donald Trump began his busy day Wednesday with a Breitbart News Daily on SiriusXM radio interview where he responded to conservative billionaire Charles Koch’s recent statements about him, Breitbart reported.“I don’t say anything to him,” Trump said responding to Koch. “I’ve always liked the Kochs. They’re members of my club in Palm Beach.”“What he says bears no relationship on what I do or say. I don’t need his money....
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Old and New Ghosts Of Crimean War Haunts Russia
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling ... NATO and U.S. Increases Naval and Military Presence in Black Sea and Syria With the latest announcement British-led NATO forces will begin a major increase in their naval presence in the Black Sea to counter Russia, some believe the old ghosts of the Crimean War are still haunting Russia ... The United States ... Dallas Darling (darling@wn.com) (Dallas Darling is the author of Politics 501....
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Apple Employee Found Dead In Company Headquarters
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Looting, Protests As Venezuelans Experience Rolling Blackouts, 2-Day Government Workweek
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Venezuelans were recovering from a night of looting and massive protests Wednesday as government offices closed for the remainder of the week while a worsening energy crisis continues to cause daily blackouts, The Associated Press reported.Earlier in the week, the government began imposing four-hour rolling blackouts to save power, but the capital of Caracas was spared any blackouts....
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Bafta TV Awards 2016 nominations list in full: Wolf Hall, Idris Elba, Sheridan Smith and ...
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Idris Elba, Sheridan Smith, Mark Rylance and Suranne Jones among the nominees for this year’s Bafta TV Awards 2016. Elba earned a nod for his performance as DCI John Luther in BBC series Luther, with Rylance and his co-star Claire Foy nominated for their roles in Wolf Hall, which leads the field with four nominations ... Nominations list in full. ... 4 ... Two ... CHILDREN OF THE GAZA WAR Lyse Doucet, Lucy Hetherington, James Jones, Graham Taylor –....
Mark Rylance, Idris Elba secure BAFTA TV nods
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Wolf Hall leads the nominations with four nods. Scroll down for full list of nominations. The nominations for the BAFTA TV awards have been revealed this morning, with Oscar winner Mark Rylance up for leading actor for his role in BBC period drama Wolf Hall ... BBC1 was not far behind with 23, while BBC2 has 22 and ITV bagged 15 entries ... CHILDREN OF THE GAZA WAR Lyse Doucet, Lucy Hetherington, James Jones, Graham Taylor – BBC/BBC Two ... JIHAD....
‘Wolf Hall’ Leads BAFTA TV Nominations
Edit The Wrap 30 Mar 2016
The drama series “Wolf Hall,” starring recent Oscar Best Supporting Actor winner Mark Rylance, led all television series with four nominations from the British Academy of Film and Television Arts, whose BAFTA TV Awards will be handed out on April 24 in London ... Also Read. 'The Revenant' Wins Top Awards at BAFTA ... Also Read ... CHILDREN OF THE GAZA WAR Lyse Doucet, Lucy Hetherington, James Jones, Graham Taylor – BBC/BBC Two....
Stephen Fry 'God is evil' interview up for religious broadcasting award
Edit The Guardian 21 Mar 2016
Sandford St Martin awards also shortlist Tony Jordan’s The Ark and Lyse Doucet’s Children of the Gaza War documentary ... Tony Jordan’s The Ark and the BBC correspondent Lyse Doucet’s documentary Children of the Gaza War are also in the running for the 2016 Sandford St Martin awards, the organisers said on Monday. The Fry interview appeared on Ireland’s RTE television in February 2015 ... He said he would tell the deity ... Lyse Doucet said ... ....
As Robert Peston joins the fray, why are TV’s political ‘big beasts’ always men?
Edit The Observer 20 Mar 2016
“Sofagate” put some fizz into our often soporific morning television last week ... Related ... Talent is there in abundance – such as Katya Adler, Martha Kearney, Lyse Doucet, Kirsty Wark, Lindsey Hilsum and Cathy Newman on Channel 4 News (Newman last week reported ignoring the demand of one producer to straighten her naturally curly hair to get ahead) – but very few, like Kay Burley, hold the television fort alone ... He added ... Big beasts... ....
Radio Times tells listeners to speak out about their favourite voice on the air
Edit Belfast Telegraph 01 Mar 2016
Radio listeners are being asked to vote for their favourite voice on the airwaves ... Share Go To. Spice Girls star Emma Bunton, Desert Island Discs presenter Kirsty Young and journalist Lyse Doucet are among the women on the list, while DJ Chris Moyles, comedian Barry Cryer and Today presenter John Humphrys are among the men. Jane Anderson, Radio Times radio editor, said. "The rules are simple ... ....
Top EU diplomat Federica Mogherini in Iran for key talks
Edit BBC News 15 Feb 2016
The European Union foreign policy chief has arrived in Tehran for the highest-level talks between the EU and Iran in more than a decade ... Her visit also marks the start of a new phase in relations ... The BBC's Chief International Correspondent Lyse Doucet, who is travelling with the EU delegation, says that the signing of the nuclear deal paved the way for the lifting of financial sanctions against Iran ... ....
Nato chief on Syria, Russia and migrant crisis
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General Secretary of Nato, Jens Stoltenberg speaks to the BBC's Lyse Doucet about Syria, Russia and the ongoing migrant crisis ... ....
Syria conflict: World powers agree ceasefire plan
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The announcement comes as the Syrian army, backed by Russian air strikes, advances in Aleppo province. The move threatens to encircle tens of thousands of civilians in rebel-held parts of the major city of Aleppo. The Syrian government and the main opposition groups have not said whether they will implement the ceasefire ... Major gaps remain. BBC Chief International Correspondent Lyse Doucet ... There are still major gaps ... ....
Video shows thousands of Syrian refugees living in Jordanian desert
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King Abdullah of Jordan tells Lyse Doucet that his country is at "boiling point" as it grapples with the influx of refugees from Syria ... ....
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