Here is the News

Discover the pivotal role of radio during World War II in Here is the News by Richard Havers. Published by The History Press Ltd in 2007, this compelling hardback spans 310 pages and delves into how the BBC became the primary source of news during this tumultuous period. Havers expertly explores the intricate processes behind news gathering and the invaluable contributions of journalists embedded with military forces overseas.

Learn about the daily routines that shaped broadcasts, the notable figures who delivered the news, and the famous interviews that captivated the nation. With insights into the unique language of radio presentation and the distinctive BBC 'accent', this book is a must-read for history enthusiasts and anyone interested in the evolution of media during wartime.