James Landale
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James Landale is a BBC journalist who is the current Chief Political Correspondent for BBC News.[1] He covers political stories for the channel throughout the week, as well as leading its PMQs coverage on Wednesdays. He has also presented some relief shifts on the channel. Previous to this appointment he spent ten years working for The Times. Whilst studying Politics at the University of Bristol Landale became the first editor of Epigram, Bristol University's independent student newspaper. He lives in London.
Landale is an Old Etonian[2] and was a contemporary at that school of Conservative politicians Boris Johnson and David Cameron.
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- Duel, James Landale (2005) ISBN 1-84195-647-3. The story of a 1826 duel at Kirkcaldy involving his ancestor David Landale
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