Lindsey Hilsum , International Editor
Lindsey Hilsum is Channel 4 News International Editor, and has covered many of the conflicts of recent years including in Syria, Ukraine and the Arab Spring.
She was in Baghdad for the 2003 US invasion of Iraq, and in Belgrade for the 1999 NATO bombing. In 1994, she was the only English-speaking correspondent in Rwanda when the genocide began.
She has won awards from the Royal Television Society and BAFTA amongst others, and received the 2017 Patron’s Medal from the Royal Geographical Society.
She has just published a biography: “In Extremis - the Life of War Correspondent Marie Colvin”.
Her last book, “Sandstorm; Libya in the Time of Revolution”, was described by the Observer as “an account with historical depth to match dramatic reportage.”
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Ukraine makes biggest breakthrough in south since war with Russia began (Audio dubbed)
Ukraine continues to be on a military roll. Its army has made its biggest breakthrough against Russian forces in the south of the country since the war there began.
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Russia loses full control of annexed regions after huge Ukraine gains
Russia has reportedly sacked the commander of its Western military district – the latest top official to be fired after a series of defeats in the war in Ukraine.
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The people behind Ukraine’s counteroffensive
Russian troops are reportedly surrounded by the Ukrainian army in the strategic northeastern city of Lyman.
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Russian collaborators to be punished under Ukrainian law, warns Regional Military Head
International Editor Lindsey Hilsum is in Kharkiv. Filmed by: Soren Munk Produced by: Rob Hodge
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Ukraine war: The villages retaken from Russian forces
Welcome to Kyiv, where officials have received with derision and contempt Moscow’s claim that more than 96 per cent of those polled in areas they occupy want to become part of Russia.
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Russia holds ‘sham’ referendums to annex occupied areas of Ukraine
The war in Ukraine has reached a new and highly dangerous phase.
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Why did Russia and Ukraine agree prisoner of war swap?
Our international editor Lindsey Hilsum is in President Zelenskyy’s home town in Ukraine and our Washington Correspondent Siobhan Kennedy is at the UN General Assembly in New York.
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Five British prisoners captured in Ukraine released after Putin’s threats
Vladimir Putin went on Russian TV to call-up three hundred thousand reservists to fight in Ukraine.
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Russia’s nuclear threat: what Putin’s speech means for Ukraine war
Vladimir Putin went on Russian TV to call-up 300,000 reservists to fight in Ukraine, in a speech that also threatened the prospect of nuclear war.
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Inside the devastated Ukrainian town freed from the Russians
President Putin is due to address the Russian nation tonight – in what many believe could mark a major turn in the Ukraine war.
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Ukraine authorities discover mass grave in Izyum
The authorities in Ukraine have begun the painstaking process of exhuming hundreds of bodies whose graves were discovered in a forest near Izyum.
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Russia and China hold talks in the shadow of Ukraine war
In their first face-to-face meeting since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, President Vladimir Putin has told China’s leader Xi Jinping that he values their “balanced position” on the war but understands that they have “questions and concerns”.
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Tributes to Queen Elizabeth II ring out across the world
From the United States to South Africa, New Zealand to Ukraine, the world has come together to remember the Queen.
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Rescued Syrian refugees visited by Greek Minister
For days this programme has been reporting on the plight of 39 refugees including sick children and a pregnant woman who were stranded on an islet along the Greek-Turkish border.
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Kenya election: William Ruto declared winner amid dispute
In Kenya, after six days of waiting the former Deputy President William Ruto has been declared winner of a tight presidential race.
