Gordon Corera
Gordon is the BBC's security correspondent. He covers terrorism, cyber-security, spying and other related issues in the UK and around the world. Before taking on the role in 2004 he worked for the Today programme on Radio 4 as a foreign reporter. Gordon joined the BBC in 1997. He has presented documentaries and written a number of books relating to espionage and security.
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Beyond Today. Did Huawei just win a tech war? Audio, 19 minutes
The Chinese company nears world domination.
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- Posted14 January 2020
The Documentary Podcast. From Bude to Berlin. Audio, 27 minutes
GCHQ's listening station at Bude, its hidden past and how it was forced out into the open
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The Documentary Podcast. How Scarborough saved the world. Audio, 28 minutes
GCHQ's Scarborough station and its role in WW2, the Cold War and the Cuban Missile Crisis
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Beyond Today. Huawei: what’s the problem with Chinese phones? Audio, 19 minutes
What a clash over a phone operating system says about global superpowers.
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