
Carole Walker: Covering wars, the horror of Lockerbie, and interviewing Milosevic
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She reported from the wreckage of Lockerbie, was held at gunpoint in the Balkans, and interviewed a dictator accused of ethnic cleansing.
Carole Walker looks back on three decades as a BBC correspondent — from the horror of war and terrorism to the collapse of the Soviet Union and the political earthquakes that reshaped Britain.
She also reveals:
- The surreal moment a Moscow doctor pulled a bug out of his wall before speaking freely for the first time
- How it felt watching statues of Soviet power hauled down in Moscow’s squares
- What life was really like on Tony Blair’s 1997 battle bus
- The night David Cameron realised he’d lost Brexit — and his job
- Why younger generations turning to TikTok for politics leaves her uneasy
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