Excellent but Gullible People - The Press and the People’s Convention. Luckhurst, Tim & Phippen, Lesley (2014).An Unworkable Policy Which Encourages The Enemy to Fight to The Last Gasp: The depiction in British and American newspapers of the Allied policy of unconditional surrender for Germany, 1943-1945. The Vapourings of Empty Young Men? Legacies of their hostility between 19 in British newspaper treatment of conscientious objectors during the German blitzkrieg and invasion scare of 1940. The Playwright who dramatised his own war record: a reassessment of William Douglas Home's accounts of his refusal to fight for the liberation of Le Havre. Luckhurst, Tim & Phippen, Lesley (2016).Ethical Space, the international journal of communication ethics 13(4). A Sovereign Editor: Arthur Mann's Yorkshire Post and its crusade against appeasement, 1938-1939. George Orwell versus Vera Brittain: Obliteration Bombing and the Tolerance in Wartime of Dissent in Weekly Political Publications. Luckhurst, Tim & Phippen, Lesley (2017).Luckhurst, Tim & Garcia, Laura (2018).In Multimedia Age in Face the Future: Tools for the Modern Media Age. Dr Hack I presume? Liberal Journalism in the Multimedia Age. In The Phone Hacking Scandal: Journalism on Trial. Missing the Target and spurning the Prize.
Mair, John, Keeble, Richard Lance & Fowler, Neil. In What is Local? The Rise, Fall and Possible rise Again of Local Journalism. King and County – The Kent Messenger and the Abdication Crisis. In the Routledge Companion to British Media History. Online and On Death Row - Historicising Newspapers in Crisis. In Leveson's illiberal Legacy: Press Freedom Under Attack. This is Today – A Biography of the Today Programme. Responsibility without Power – Lord Justice Leveson’s constitutional dilemma.
Assessing the Delivery of BBC Radio 5 Live's Public Service Commitments. Luckhurst, Tim, Cocking, Ben, Reeves, Ian & Bailey, Rob (2019).He is married, with three daughters and a son. While a student, he played bass guitar in Tony Tiger and the Frosties, a student band that entertained thousands at May Balls and College events.
He studied History at Robinson College, University of Cambridge. Tim was educated at Peebles High School, a comprehensive school in the Scottish Borders. His research focuses on the depiction of dissent in British and American newspapers between 19. He is a noted newspaper historian and campaigner for press freedom. Prior to entering journalism, he was an adviser to the Right Honourable Donald Dewar MP when he was Shadow Secretary of State for Scotland, 1985-1988. He has written as a columnist for newspapers including The Guardian, Times and Independent, the Daily Mail, New Statesman, Spectator and Los Angeles Times. Subsequently, he worked as Editor of News Programmes at BBC Scotland, tasking responsibility for the BBC’s Scottish news output on radio and television from newsrooms extending from Glasgow to Lerwick. He was also a member of the team that designed and launched BBC Radio 5 Live. He covered the Romanian Revolution and the Gulf War for BBC News. He was also founder and director of KMTV, a local television station for Kent.Īn award-winning journalist for BBC News and Current Affairs and former editor of The Scotsman newspaper, Tim began his career on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme and went on to work as a producer, reporter and editor in Washington DC, the Middle East and Europe. Prior to his appointment he was most recently founding Head of the Centre for Journalism at the University of Kent. Tim is the founding Principal of South College.
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