Trevor McDonald makes the improbable, remarkable Sir Trevor McDonald has published his memoirs shortly after the BBC’s John Humphries. They are both titans of late 20th century broadcast journalism and can both claim to have had a “ringside seat to history” during their respective careers.Of the two, having listened to both of their stories, I would argue that Trevor McDonald’s is the more remarkable. A cub reporter from Trinidad commentating on, amongst other events, horse racing and water polo, came to London in the late 60s to work…
Great value! Bought for a Christmas present, this will undoubtedly be really good – and Amazongly less than its proper price!
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Trevor McDonald makes the improbable, remarkable Sir Trevor McDonald has published his memoirs shortly after the BBC’s John Humphries. They are both titans of late 20th century broadcast journalism and can both claim to have had a “ringside seat to history” during their respective careers.Of the two, having listened to both of their stories, I would argue that Trevor McDonald’s is the more remarkable. A cub reporter from Trinidad commentating on, amongst other events, horse racing and water polo, came to London in the late 60s to work…
Interesting book A very interesting book and a great read for my dad
Great value! Bought for a Christmas present, this will undoubtedly be really good – and Amazongly less than its proper price!