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Ed Fraser

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Channel 4 News, Managing Editor. Unreported World Executive producer. Awarded the prestigious "Investigative Editors" Award. Very Scottish. @CPFC

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Ed Fraser’s Biography

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Managing Editor of Channel 4 News. An award winning journalist. Responsible for leading the senior management team at Channel 4 News to deliver the highest quality journalism. A former Head of Home and Foreign News with experience in the field from Kosovo to Iraq and the Lebanon War. Covered the Qana Massacre, Asian Tsunami, Assault on Basra, Chinook Disaster on Mull of Kinyyre and was among the journalists who met and interviewed Ian Huntley and Maxine Carr over the Soham Murders before …

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Qana Massacre

Qana Massacre

A raw and powerful report from Lebanon by Kylie Morris and produced by Ed Fraser in the aftermath of the Qana…

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Articles

‘A reduced bus timetable represents a real barrier to participating fully in daily life’

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By Al Al-Maghrabi, Ed Fraser Verified
| Bristol 24/7 Verified
There’s a particular kind of isolation that creeps in quietly. It arrives when the bus you relied on to get to work no longer runs at the time you need it. When the trip to the shops that used to take 20 minutes now takes the better part of a morning. When you’re an elderly resident without a car, and the city that surrounds you starts to feel just a little further away as time goes on. Independent journalism is needed now More than ever Keep our city's journalism independent.
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'My Grandad would hang his head in shame at Labour's new austerity'

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By Ed Fraser Verified
| Bristol 24/7 Verified
My Grandad Ben passed away when I was very young, but he had a profound impact on my life and worldview. He was a devoted husband and father who spent much of his career as a shop steward in a union. He was also physically disabled. He lost one of his legs in his 20s after contracting gangrene in hospital. In his retirement, he kept contributing by volunteering for his local Benefits Action Campaign. He helped other disabled and elderly people navigate complicated welfare paperwork.
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Greens Win by-election to remain largest group on Bristol City Council

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By Simeon Rowsell, Ed Fraser Verified
| bristolgreenparty.org.uk
James Crawford successfully defends seat in council by-election Crawford: “I am honoured that residents have voted for me” Gain means Greens remain the outright largest group on Bristol City Council The Green Party’s candidate, James Crawford, has been elected by residents as councillor for Bishopston and Ashley Down. The by-election came after Green Party councillor, Lily Fitzgibbon, stepped down to move closer to her family.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Reporter at Moray Firth Radio - reading the news, making calls, delivering scoops, upsetting the BBC.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Until my fingers bled

How is social media changing news?

It's real time, right here, right now. A mobile phone can change the world

Awards

Bafta

2003 - News coverage of the year

Holly and Jessica, Soham murders. Sky News

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Royal Television Society

2006 - News Event

Lebanon War

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