28. Christmas cling film and out-there journalism with Shaimaa Khalil

Fortunately... with Fi and Jane

BBC

Tv & Film, Society & Culture

4.8 • 5.9K Ratings

🗓️ 24 November 2017

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

BBC Journalist Shaimaa Khalil talks to Fi and Jane about the appeal – and danger - of being a foreign correspondent and the pressures it puts on her family. Plus Jane and Fi’s local radio days, and there’s a new health supplement to be tried out.

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0:00.0	This is the BBC.
0:02.9	We're in the piazza again.
0:04.5	That is the sound of somebody's
0:07.7	career being wheeled off the preface.
0:09.9	It's the beautiful day today.
0:11.4	Lovely, look at that sky.
0:12.9	It's a nice and blue sky.
0:14.4	Oh, do you stop now?
0:15.7	There's somebody else's career.
0:17.2	We've absolutely had it with you.
0:19.1	You're going now.
0:20.8	Who have we got this week?
0:22.2	We have got Shima Killil,
0:24.8	who is the BBC's former Pakistan correspondent.
0:28.0	She was also a correspondent who was a rest of well in
0:30.0	Tahrir Square.
0:31.0	You noticed how I did that?
0:33.0	Tahrir Square.
0:34.0	Very good.
0:35.0	She's now presenting news down the world service.
0:37.0	We wanted to talk about being a out there journalist
0:40.0	because we're in here, journalist,
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