About Rachel Hooper
Rachel Hooper is a radio and television producer based in Belfast. She has worked for the BBC as a journalist and feature maker, where she won bronze, silver and gold Sonys for her radio projects, as well as the UN correspondent award for a documentary about blood diamonds in Sierra Leone. She left the BBC in 2010 to work as an independent for, amongst others, Falling Tree Productions, an award winning production company in London.
Articles by Rachel Hooper
In which we are introduced
to excerpts from the transcript of a memorable programme on Queen Elizabeth II’s visit to
Ireland in May 2011, presented by Joseph O'Connor, produced by Rachel Hooper,
for BBC Radio 4.This week's editor
Europe from the bottom up
European debate
Democratic Wealth
Nuclear non-proliferation
Women and the Arab Spring
oDRussia at journalismfestival .com
Mali - the plot thickens
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Remote control war
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