Mishal Husain

In an engaging conversation, Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, shares intriguing insights alongside BBC journalist Mishal Husain. They discuss his perspectives on the volatile public sentiment regarding Tesla and his decision to scale back political donations. Elon also delves into SpaceX's mission for global internet access via Starlink, its significance for education, and commerce. Their lively exchange touches on the challenges of navigating the ever-evolving landscape of AI regulation and the transformative potential of technology in society.

Mishal Husain, an acclaimed journalist and host of BBC Radio 4's Today Programme, shares her family's journey from the British Empire to independence in her book 'Broken Threads'. She poignantly reflects on the traumatic effects of the Partition, recounting personal stories like that of her Catholic grandmother, a nurse in Britain, and her grandfather, a Sandhurst cadet. Husain emphasizes the enduring scars of this history on diasporic identities and relationships, making a compelling case for remembering and understanding the past.

Mishal Husain, an acclaimed journalist and host of BBC Radio 4's Today Programme, delves into her family's experiences during the tumultuous partition of India and Pakistan in 1947. She shares poignant stories about her grandmother, a nurse in training, and her grandfather, a Sandhurst cadet in the British Army. Husain examines the enduring scars of violence and displacement, the complexities of identity, and the importance of preserving family histories that reflect a broader cultural heritage. Joined by journalist Razia Iqbal, they discuss the ongoing relevance of these narratives.

Mishal Husain, an acclaimed journalist and author, shares her family's gripping tales from the chaotic partition of India and Pakistan in 1947. Joined by Razia Iqbal, a distinguished journalist, they explore personal stories of loss, displacement, and identity rooted in historical trauma. Husain discusses her grandparents’ journeys, emphasizing the emotional scars and enduring legacy of colonialism. They delve into the complexities of heritage, nostalgia, and how these events continue to shape identities for descendants in modern Britain.

Host Mishal Husain discusses the BBC election debate preparations. Marianna Spring uncovers disinformation on social media. Topics include Rishi Sunak's apology, challenges of managing a televised debate, spread of manipulated political content online, and implications for elections.