Fiona Hamilton

Maxie Allen, a producer at Times Radio, shares his harrowing experience after getting arrested over a dispute with his daughter's school. Fiona Hamilton, Chief Reporter at The Times, provides expert insights into the legal ramifications of the case. They discuss the controversial police response, the emotional fallout from the arrest, and the implications for freedom of expression. The conversation raises critical questions about parental rights, harassment laws, and the growing tensions between authority and private communication.

Fiona Hamilton, Chief Reporter at The Times, dives deep into the haunting memories of the 7/7 London bombings, alongside survivor Thelma Stober and former police officer David Skiffins. The trio reflects on the heart-wrenching chaos of that fateful day and its profound impact on their lives. They explore the emotional and psychological toll faced by survivors, the evolution of terrorism since then, and the power of resilience in overcoming trauma. It’s a poignant conversation about survival and the enduring scars left by tragedy.

Fiona Hamilton, Chief Correspondent for The Times and expert in security reporting, delves into the ominous activities of Unit 29155, a Russian military intelligence unit notorious for cyberattacks and assassinations in Britain. She unpacks the chilling incidents like the Salisbury poisonings and alleged sabotage against DHL. The discussion highlights MI5's strategies against these threats while addressing the broader implications of espionage and disinformation in today’s complex geopolitical landscape.