Mark Easton

Mark Easton is a journalist, broadcaster and author. As Home Editor for BBC News, he heads the UK Specialists Unit based at Broadcasting House. Prior to this he worked as Home and Social Affairs Editor for Channel Four News, and as Political Editor for Channel 5 News.

Mark's popular BBC blog 'Mark Easton's UK' was a finalist at the prestigious OJ Awards in San Francisco, he has twice won Royal Statistical Society awards for statistical excellence, was Bar Council legal journalist of the year (Broadcast) and is a former winner at the Mental Health Media Awards. His work has been recognised in entries awarded two BAFTAs, one EMMY and a Sony Radio Gold Award.

Mark wrote and presented the BBC2 series 'The Happiness Formula', the BBC Radio 4 series 'the Crime of our Lives' and the BBC Radio 4 series 'What Are the Police For?'

His book Britain etc. was published in 2012 and a paperback edition came out in 2013.

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