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Tony Barrell

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As seen in: Background Briefing, Diario ABC, El Correo, La Verdad de Murcia, Hoy, El Diario Montañés, The Asia-Pacific Journal, Sooper Articles
Covers:  Economics, Politics
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Tony Barrell is a writer and editor with considerable experience in magazines, newspapers, books and websites, including 12 years as a full-time staff member on The Sunday Times (UK). He writes appealing and well-researched copy on music, art, photography and travel. He is also a skilled editor, with immaculate spelling and grammar; he is very good at reworking copy, fact-checking and spinning straw into gold. He has mastered many computer systems, including InDesign and WordPress, and he is a …

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Program: The plutonium factor

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By Tony Barrell
| Background Briefing
Japan is planning to produce a series of fast-breeder nuclear reactors that require the importation of nuclear materials by sea. Download the MP3 of this program. [duration: 45minutes | file size: 23mb]
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Program: In Thatcher's Britain

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By Tony Barrell, Nick Franklin, Linda McGinness
| Background Briefing
In 1989, Background Briefingbroadcast a two-part series on the rise and rise of Margaret Thatcher, in a period where her leadership seemed unassailable. Journalist Nick Franklin, who together with the late Tony Barrell produced the programs, here remembers what it was like to report on Thatcher during those years. Radio National will air the first part of Franklin and Barrell's documentary this Sunday to commemorate Baroness Thatcher's death.
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Pódcast | El último truco del gran Houdini: sus servicios como agente secreto

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By Tony Barrell, Raquel Peláez
| Hoy Verified
La noche de Halloween de 1926, Houdini perdió el pulso con la muerte. Se le consideraba el mayor escapista de la historia y un gran mago, pero también se ha descubierto que escondía otro as en la manga: sus servicios como agente secreto para los gobiernos de Gran Bretaña y EE.UU. Te lo contamos en el nuevo pódcast de Las voces de XLSemanal. ¿Envejecimiento? ¿vacunas? Por Raquel Peláez | Fotografía: Eugenio Recuenco Elecciones de Estados Unidos Riley Keough lo cuenta todo
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