Sir Harold Evans, Ruth Bader-Ginsburg, Alan Minter, Helen Taylor-Thompson
Julian Worricker on a journalist, a judge, a charity worker, a boxer.
Last Word · BBC Radio 4
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Show Notes
Julian Worricker on:
The campaigning journalist and editor, Sir Harold Evans, voted the greatest of all time by his peers....
Ruth Bader-Ginsburg, US Supreme Court Justice, who served in that role for 27 years and became something of a judicial celebrity....
The charity worker Helen Taylor-Thompson, who co-founded Europe's first AIDS hospice at a time of great hostility towards those with the disease....
And the boxer, Alan Minter, who became the undisputed middleweight champion of the world.
Presenter: Julian Worricker Producer: Neil George
Interviewed guest: Jessica Levinson Interviewed guest: Brenda Feigen Interviewed guest: Roy Greenslade Interviewed guest: Dr. Veronica Moss Interviewed guest: John McDonald
Archive clips from: Archive on 4 - Harold Evans at 90, Radio 4 23/06/2018; Desert Island Discs, Radio 4, 07/04/2000; John Dunn Show, Radio 2, 04/09/1980