Mark Damazer

Mark Damazer is a former controller of BBC Radio 4 and earlier in his BBC career served as head of current affairs and editor of television news. Until 2019 he was master of St Peter’s College, Oxford. He chairs the Booker Prize Foundation

United States
United States
Andrew Mitchell: I would choose Kamala Harris over Trump
UK
UK
The fact every broadcaster should learn: Britain is not a prosperous country
Media
Media
Gary Lineker, the BBC and the impartiality conundrum
Society
Society
The Qatar World Cup farce is reaching its denouement
Identity
Identity
The meaning of Britain
Politics
Politics
Qatar 2022: The World Cup that shamed the world
Politics
Politics
Game, set and match to the BBC? If only
Politics
Politics
Ignore the BBC bashers: the Corporation has had a good, old-fashioned election
Essays
Essays
Could Brexit break the BBC? The tensions, the bewildering question of ‘balance’—and how to get it right
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