Stephen Sackur

@stephensackur.bsky.social

Better at questions than answers. Still Hardtalking, but soon to graze in new pastures

What a loss for the BBC; there goes my favorite program. Thanks a ton, Stephen, for everything you and your team have done over the years. Mind-boggling that HARDtalk was cancelled – and at such a turbulent time – but I hope your 'new adventures' include it somehow continuing in a different form.

Your final Hardtalk episode was an evocative reminder of the gross error in judgement by the BBC. It's been an invaluable public accountability engine. Thank you for all you've done to make it so. As the US moves into theatrical abuse of power, its cancellation is utterly incomprehensible.

I could never match the great Studs Terkel!

Dr Dr Dr Alfred Prunesquallor, PhD, JD, TLA (Time Lord Academy)@drprunesquallor.bsky.social · last yr.

@stephensackur.bsky.social Incredible that HARDtalk is b being canceled. Whatever you do next will put this BBC decision to shame. I've wanted to ask you this for years: when you took your leave of Studs Terkel, he said: :"You're a good interviewer, Stephen." Did you feel the torch was being passed?

You will be desperately missed. Thank you for the contributions to understanding the world today. Best wishes going forward.

I’ve just recorded my last contribution for the BBC after 39 years. It’ll be on the next edition of From Our Own Correspondent on @BBCRadio4 and @bbcworldservice Now onward to new adventures… As my hero Marcelo Bielsa might say, ‘Vamos Carajo!’

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