Paul Kenyon: 30 Years Under Fire as a BBC War Reporter
January 29, 2026
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January 29, 2026
Paul Kenyon: 30 Years Under Fire as a BBC War Reporter
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Summary
In this episode, Thomas talks to distinguished BBC journalist Paul Kenyon about his new podcast series Two Nottingham Lads. Paul recalls highlights from his remarkable career, which has taken him from Iran to Libya to Ukraine to Stockport —as he watched, in real time, America lose its grip on the international order.
Paul talks about:
How two Nottingham lads ended up on opposite sides of the Ukraine War
The time he was detained by Iranian secret police
Watching anti-Gaddafi tribesmen ride into Benghazi on horseback
Accompanying unarmed Ukrainian guards as they marched uphill toward Russian troops
Getting to know the notorious ISIS brides in the Midlands
Being the only BBC journalist in Liverpool who witnessed the outbreak of the riots there in summer 2004
Listen to Two Nottingham Lads here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002ntm9
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