Chris Mason, BBC Political Editor
Chris is the Political Editor of BBC News. Before that he was the presenter of Any Questions on Radio 4 and had been a Political Correspondent for ten years. Chris lived and worked in Brussels as Europe Correspondent and has reported from over 20 countries worldwide. He has presented BBC Breakfast and many of Radio 4 and 5 live's news programmes. Chris joined the BBC in 2002 as a reporter at Radio Newcastle, having been a trainee at ITN. He occasionally drops into conversation that he is from Yorkshire.
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- Posted11 July
Reporter Reads. Reform's momentum is making the political weather. Audio, 4 minutes
BBC Political Editor Chris Mason on the latest defection from Tory to Reform.
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- Posted8 July
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Reporter Reads. Chris Mason: Labour still has a big persuasion job ahead. Audio, 5 minutes
The government is still attempting to defuse a backbench rebellion.
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- Posted17 June
Reporter Reads. Mason: Reeves takes gamble on patience in era of impatience. Audio, 4 minutes
Our political editor's analysis of the Chancellor's Spending Review.
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- Posted6 June
Reporter Reads. Tory insiders: Badenoch’s missteps ‘have been a disaster’ Audio, 12 minutes
Chris Mason and Henry Zeffman gauge the mood among Conservative MPs.
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