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In this episode of Fellowship Takeaways we hear from two journalists whose work and lives has been shaped by displacement. In this episode of Fellowship Takeaways we hear from two journalists whose work and lives has been shaped by displacement. They discuss the challenges of building trust, maintaining sources' anonymity, the emotional toll of their work and what newsrooms can do better to support journalists in exile. Speakers: Asmaa Al-Omar is a Syrian journalist who has reported on human rights violations, migration, and conflict in the Middle East for publications such as The New York Times, The Financial Times, and The Guardian. Her investigative work focuses on refugee issues and regional corruption. Maria Kiseleva is a journalist and video producer from Russia, who relocated to Riga, Latvia, after the invasion of Ukraine to escape military censorship laws. Before the invasion, Maria was working for the BBC's Russian Service in Moscow. She currently works for Current Time TV station, part of RFE/RL. Our host Caithlin Mercer is the Associate Director of the Journalist Fellowship Programme at the Reuters Institute. Previously she was Managing Editor at Yahoo UK where spearheaded their move into audio. Resources: Transcript of the podcast: https://reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/news/our-podcast-challenges-covering-russia-and-syria-exile Thomson Reuters Foundation report on Strengthening Exiled Media https://www.trust.org/initiative/supporting-media-in-exile/ Thomson Reuters Foundation report on Supporting Media in Exile https://www.trust.org/initiative/supporting-media-in-exile/

Join Kate Thornton for a special Pride Edition of White Wine Question Time. This week, we're still in the home of actor and director Jake Graf, and his wife – a former British Army Captain – Hannah (MBE). We talk about how they met, growing up, coming out, and learning to love. CreditsMusic by Andy BellProduced by Kate Thornton and Caithlin Mercer for Yahoo UK See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Kate Thornton for a special Pride Edition of White Wine Question Time. This week, we're in the home of actor and director Jake Graf, and his wife – a former British Army Captain – Hannah (MBE). We talk about love, authenticity and navigating a changing society as a transgender person. It's a conversation that was so gripping we've had to throw out our playbook. And we're so glad we did.CreditsMusic by Andy BellProduced by Kate Thornton and Caithlin Mercer for Yahoo UK See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Kate Thornton as she poses three questions to friends over three glasses of wine. On this episode we are joined by three women who are getting ready to raise £1 million for the Coppafeel breast cancer charity: it's Loose Women's Nadia Sawalha, podcast queen Giovanna Fletcher, and Coppafeel's Kris Hallenga. We defy you not to be inspired by these three. CreditsMusic by Andy BellProduced by Kate Thornton and Caithlin Mercer for Yahoo UK See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Kate Thornton as she poses three questions to friends over three glasses of wine. On this episode we’re joined by two co-stars whose friendship dates back many years, to a special moment in the early 2000s when Su pulled a chocolate bar out of her bag during an audition and shared it with Jo. CreditsMusic by Andy BellProduced by Kate Thornton and Caithlin Mercer for Yahoo UK See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Kate Thornton as she poses three questions to friends over three glasses of wine. On this episode we’re joined by two friends who are meeting IRL for the very first time after years of Instafriendship. It's Love Island's Malin Andersson and Big Brother's Josie Gibson, chatting about love and loss and how hard it is to find a good man.CreditsMusic by Andy BellProduced by Kate Thornton and Caithlin Mercer for Yahoo UK See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Kate Thornton as she poses three questions to three friends over three glasses of wine. On this episode we’re wowed by three young friends who are already making their mark on the world. It's Emma Gannon: award-winning host of Ctrl + Alt + Delete podcast, and the best-selling author of two books, including The Multi-Hyphen Method. She's brought along her friends Stevie Martin (co-host of the Nobody Panic podcast, comedian, writer, and actor who you might recognise as Flo from Channel 4’s Damned) and little sister, Gina – the force that helped get The Voyeurism (Offences) Act of 2019 passed and added upskirting to the Sexual Offences Act of 2003.CreditsMusic by Andy BellProduced by Kate Thornton and Caithlin Mercer for Yahoo UK See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is the audio recording of the morning sessions of the IWA Cardiff Media Summit 2019, which was held in the Radisson Blu hotel in Cardiff on 21st February 2019. Sessions run as follows: * Introduction to event /Cyflwyniad i'r digwyddiad  - Auriol Miller, Director, IWA * "The Future of News in Wales"/ "Dyfodol Newyddion yng Nghymru"  - Rhodri Talfan Davies, Director, BBC Cymru Wales  - Chair: Carolyn Hitt, Producer, Parasol Media (includes Q&A session) * "Listening & learning from the audience” / "Gwrando a dysgu gan y gynulleidfa - Simon Scholes, Controller of Audiences (Studios), ITV - Chair: Jonathan Hill, Presenter, ITV (includes Q&A session) * "2 Years On - where are we now?" / "Dwy Flynedd yn Ddiweddarach - ble ydyn ni nawr?" - Claire Enders, Founder, Enders Analysis - Chair: Adrian Jones, Head of Production, Orchard Media (includes Q&A session) * "Total media: how do public institutions and media interplay in our new information landscape?" / "Cyfryngau cyflawn: sut mae sefydliadau cyhoeddus a'r cyfryngau yn cydadweithio yn ein tirlun gwybodaeth newydd?" - Caithlin Mercer, Managing Editor, Yahoo (& Reuters Institute Fellow - Oxford University) - Elena Cresci, Freelance journalist - Non Gwilym, Head of Communications, National Assembly for Wales - Chairs: Valerie Livingston, Director, Newsdirect Wales & Marc Thomas, CEO, Doopoll

Join Kate Thornton as she poses three questions to three well-known friends over three glasses of wine. On this episode: Celebrity Juice's Keith Lemon, Radio X DJ Chris Moyles and I'm a Celebrity's jungle king Joe Swash discuss the childhood traditions they miss, their under-appreciated areas of expertise, and what they wish they understood about women.CreditsMusic by Andy BellProduced by Kate Thornton and Caithlin Mercer for Yahoo See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Kate Thornton as she poses three questions to three well-known friends over three glasses of wine. On this episode: Homes Under the Hammer alum Lucy Alexander joins Eastenders star and actress Tamzin Outhwaite and Pineapple Dance Studios star, Louie Spence. They discuss their shared history at drama school in the 80s, memorable auditions and their personal experiences with anxiety and panic attacks.CreditsMusic by Andy BellProduced by Kate Thornton and Caithlin Mercer for Yahoo See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Kate Thornton as she poses three questions to TWO well-known friends over three glasses of wine. On this episode: Loose Women's Carol McGiffin and Lisa Maxwell.CreditsMusic by Andy BellCover photo by AdiamphotographySound by Lolita LagunaProduced by Kate Thornton and Caithlin Mercer for Yahoo See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Kate Thornton as she poses three questions to three well-known friends over three glasses of wine. On this episode: Corrie veteran Denise Welch, No Limits original Jenny Powell, and Holby City star Angela Lonsdale talk sobriety, mental health, and romance.CreditsMusic by Andy BellCover photo by AdiamphotographySound by Lolita LagunaProduced by Kate Thornton and Caithlin Mercer for Yahoo See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Caithlin Mercer, Managing Editor, Yahoo!, uses the hip-hop star as an example of how social media's algorithms can enforce biased perspectives

Join Kate Thornton as she poses three questions to three well-known friends over three glasses of wine. On this episode: three out of four of the All Saints: Melanie Blatt, Nicole Appleton, and Shaznay Lewis.CreditsMusic by Andy BellCover photo by AdiamphotographySound by Lolita LagunaProduced by Kate Thornton and Caithlin Mercer for Yahoo See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Kate Thornton as she poses three questions to three well-known friends over three glasses of wine. On this episode: Britain’s Got Talent judge Amanda Holden, The Worst Witch star Nicola Stephenson and The Detail lead Angela Griffin.CreditsMusic by Andy BellCover photo by AdiamphotographySound by Lolita LagunaProduced by Kate Thornton and Caithlin Mercer for Yahoo See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Kate Thornton as she poses three questions to three well-known friends over three glasses of wine. On this episode: singer, pianist and model Myleene Klass, Eastenders actress Tamzin Outhwaite and Bletchley Circle star Julie Graham.CreditsMusic by Andy BellCover photo by AdiamphotographySound by Lolita LagunaProduced by Kate Thornton and Caithlin Mercer for Yahoo See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Kate Thornton as she poses three questions to three well-known friends over three glasses of wine. On this episode: Sugababe Heidi Range, MasterChef Lisa Faulkner, and actress Angela Griffin.CreditsMusic by Andy BellCover photo by AdiamphotographySound by Lolita LagunaProduced by Kate Thornton and Caithlin Mercer for Yahoo See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Lianna Brinded in a discussion about parental leave with the hosts of Scummy Mummies, Ellie Gibson and Helen Thorn. This episode looks at how penguins seem to hold the secret to balancing work and parenting, and how individuals and companies need to reassess their maternity and paternity rights and benefits. Find more Work & Management content on Yahoo UK.CREDITSHosted by Lianna BrindedProduced by Caithlin Mercer & Lianna BrindedSound editing by Lolita LagunaMusic by Gregory MooreCover design by Katy Bowman See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Lianna Brinded in a discussion about bad bosses and preserving mental health in the workplace with two of the hosts of Britain is a Nation Of...: Stuart Henderson and Matilda Long. What do goats and bad bosses have in common, how many people are unhappy at work, and when is it time to cut your losses? Find more Work & Management content on Yahoo UK.CREDITSHosted by Lianna BrindedProduced by Caithlin Mercer & Lianna BrindedSound editing by Lolita LagunaMusic by Gregory MooreCover design by Katy Bowman See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Lianna Brinded as she unpacks the art of self-care with Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and author James Ball and QZ reporter Rosie Spinks.What can we learn from dogs about being very good employees? Find more Work & Management content on Yahoo UK.READ MORECREDITSHosted by Lianna BrindedProduced by Caithlin Mercer & Lianna BrindedSound editing by Lolita LagunaMusic by Gregory MooreCover design by Katy Bowman See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Lianna Brinded as she unpacks the pros and cons of flat management structures versus hierarchical structures with Sophie Theen, talent and culture guardian at 11:FS, and Gerry Brown, author, of The Independent Director: The Non-Executive Director's Guide to Effective Board Presence.Find more Work & Management content on Yahoo UK.READ MOREHierarchy vs flat structures: How horizontal working causes toxic workplaces and breaks firmsCREDITSHosted by Lianna BrindedProduced by Caithlin Mercer & Lianna BrindedSound editing by Lolita LagunaMusic by Gregory MooreCover design by Katy Bowman See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Yahoo Finance's Lianna Brinded as she hears from Dr Canan Kocabasoglu-Hillmer, the Director of Global Women's Leadership at Cass Business School, and Sinead Bunting, VP of Marketing in Europe at Monster.co.uk. With more women at the top in business, are we any closer to resolving the issue of Queen Bee syndrome in the workplace? How can women be encouraged to support each other in the boardroom?READ MOREEqual Pay Day 2018: What is the gender pay gap and why are UK women working the rest of the year unpaid?Is Ellen Pompeo Right About How We React To Successful Women?CREDITSHosted by Lianna BrindedProduced by Caithlin Mercer & Lianna BrindedSound editing by Lolita LagunaMusic by Gregory MooreCover design by Katy Bowman See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Meerkats Join Yahoo Finance's Lianna Brinded as she hears from the global chairman of Deloitte, David Cruickshank, and Suki Sandhu, founder and chief executive at INvolve, on the benefits, challenges and hidden tips for fostering diversity and inclusion in the workplace.READ MOREA Google parental leave idea that can help all workers avoid office burnoutCREDITSHosted by Lianna BrindedProduced by Caithlin Mercer & Lianna BrindedSound editing by Lolita LagunaMusic by Gregory MooreCover design by Katy Bowman See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Parasites are everywhere: they could be sitting next to you at work. What is the best approach to navigating parasitic colleagues, and can you use them to your advantage? Join the Head of Yahoo UK Finance, Lianna Brinded, as she quizzes King's College Parasitologist Andrew Voak and Business Insider's resident expert reporter on psychology, relationships and neuroscience, Lindsay Dodgson.For more on career development, see Yahoo's dedicated Work & Management section here.READ MORE People are so desperate to keep their salaries secret that they won't even reveal them to coworkers for $125 cashCREDITSHosted by Lianna BrindedProduced by Caithlin Mercer & Lianna BrindedSound editing by Lolita LagunaMusic by Gregory MooreCover design by Katy Bowman See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Yahoo Finance's Lianna Brinded as she unpacks division of labour in the workplace with Sundiatu Dixon-Fyle, Global Client Development Lead at McKinsey Company’s recently-created Inclusion and Diversity service line.The Jungle podcast is a 10-part series that unpacks management lessons from nature. This week, we're discussing Asian lions, the 40-60% diversity paradigm, and the difference between mentoring and sponsorship programmes.For questions or comments, you can reach the production team at JungleInHere@yahoo.com.Follow us on Twitter @YahooFinance and join our LinkedIn page here.READ MORE ON THIS TOPICThis one stat reinforces the extent of wealth inequality between men and womenThe Bank of England wins on work-life balance but still struggles on diversityCREDITSHosted by Lianna BrindedProduced by Caithlin Mercer & Lianna BrindedSound editing by Lolita LagunaMusic by Gregory MooreCover design by Katy Bowman See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Yahoo Finance's Head of UK Finance, Lianna Brinded, as she unpacks the productivity of fire ants and discusses new techniques for boosting output with careers expert Mark Di Toro of Glassdoor, and chief executive of Reflect Digital, Becky Simms.For questions or comments, you can reach the production team at JungleInHere@yahoo.com.Follow us on Twitter @YahooFinance and join our LinkedIn page here.For more great Work and Management content, bookmark our dedicated hub on Yahoo Finance, here.The Jungle podcast is a 10-part series that unpacks management lessons from nature, with Di Toro and Simms explaining fire ants and new thinking around productivity in episode two. From four-day work weeks to unlimited holidays: what works to motivate workers.CREDITSHosted by Lianna BrindedProduced by Caithlin Mercer & Lianna BrindedSound editing by Lolita LagunaMusic by Gregory MooreCover design by Katy Bowman See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Yahoo Finance's Head of UK Finance, Lianna Brinded, as she explores crab mentality with renowned neuroscientist Dr Tara Swart.For questions or comments, you can reach the production team at JungleInHere@yahoo.com.Follow us on Twitter @YahooFinance and join our LinkedIn page here.For more great Work and Management content, bookmark our dedicated hub on Yahoo Finance, here.The Jungle podcast is a new 10-part series that unpacks productivity lessons from nature, with Dr Swart explaining crab mentality in episode one. Dr Swart reveals her top strategy for surviving a stressful work environment."This isn't just all about leadership and business, it's about primal human behaviours and the crab is a really good analogy for not being able to let go and getting locked into a certain behaviour or way of thinking and once you're on that path it's sort of like a failure to admit to behave that way and you should go and behave differently," said Dr. Swart, who is also a medical doctor, Faculty at MIT Sloan, and award-winning author of Neuroscience for Leadership and The Source: Open Your Mind, Change Your Life.READ MORE ON THIS TOPICThere's one thing you can do to combat poor decision making in the workplaceAre Millennials less productive?Women have given the jobs market a helping hand — but now the Brexit handbrake is onWork-life balance secrets: 'I negotiated flexible working so I could be there for my wife and daughters'CREDITSHosted by Lianna BrindedProduced by Caithlin Mercer & Lianna BrindedSound editing by Lolita LagunaMusic by Gregory MooreCover design by Katy Bowman See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.