Jeremy Fleming
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| Gender | Male |
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| Education | University of Bristol |
| Born | C. 1966/1967 |
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Jeremy Fleming Life story
Sir Jeremy Ian Fleming KCMG CB was the Director of the Government Communications Headquarters, the UK's intelligence, cyber and security agency. He was appointed in 2017 and was the 16th person to hold the role. He left the post in May 2023.
Anne Keast-Butler to be first female director at GCHQ
... She will succeed Sir Jeremy Fleming who announced in January he would be stepping down after six years...
Ukraine was ‘sea change' for spies – GCHQ head
...By Gordon CoreraSecurity correspondent, BBC NewsThe Ukraine conflict has led to a sea change for intelligence agencies, the head of GCHQ Sir Jeremy Fleming has said...
Jamie Oliver: Sugar tax could fund school meals
... Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, ABBA s Björn Ulvaeus and Sir Jeremy Fleming, the Director of GCHQ, will be sitting in the editor s chair in the coming days - you can listen to the full week of programmes on...
School pupils aim to crack GCHQ Christmas card code
... The puzzle features on a Christmas card sent by Sir Jeremy Fleming, director of the Cheltenham-based spy agency...
BBC Radio 4 announces Today Christmas guest editors
... Ex-cricketer Lord Ian Botham, Sir Jeremy Fleming, head of GCHQ, Dame Sharon White, chair of the John Lewis Partnership, and technologist Anne-Marie Imafidon will also guest edit...
War in Ukraine: Is Russia's stock of weapons running low?
... " We know - and Russian commanders on the ground know - that their supplies and munitions are running out, " says Sir Jeremy Fleming, head of the British intelligence agency GCHQ...
Ukraine war round-up: Russian military exhausted and US tech giant Meta blacklisted
... Speaking to Today, Sir Jeremy Fleming argued that the mobilisation of prisoners and inexperienced men " speaks of a desperate situation" - and said President Putin had made mistakes...
War in Ukraine: Russia's forces are exhausted, says GCHQ head
... Despite the missile attacks Sir Jeremy Fleming will claim Moscow is running out of ammunition...
BBC Radio 4 announces Today Christmas guest editors
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, ABBA's Björn Ulvaeus and Jamie Oliver will be among seven guests to edit BBC Radio 4 's Today programme over Christmas.
The Show gives The editorial reins to high-profile names every Christmas.
Ex-cricketer Lord Ian Botham , Sir Jeremy Fleming , head of GCHQ, Dame Sharon White , chair of The John Lewis Partnership, and technologist Anne-Marie Imafidon will also guest edit.
Episodes will run from 26 December to 2 January.
On Boxing Day , Lord Botham, whose Beefy's Charity Foundation supports a range of causes, will discuss The advances in The Treatment and diagnosis of childhood leukaemia.
Chef and campaigner Oliver will use his time to look at ideas to improve children's health, talking to some of The politicians he has worked with over The Years to tackle child obesity and improve school meals.
This Christmas will be Ms Zaghari-Ratcliffe's First In The UK since she was released from jail in Iran after being arbitrarily detained for Six Years .
In her show, she will explore how you hold onto freedom in difficult times. The segment will also feature reporting on Iran and look at The government's efforts to free UK prisoners.
Sir Jeremy - The First director of Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) to edit Today - will look at The opportunities and risks of data, ranging from intelligence to competitive sport.
Swedish singer and songwriter Ulvaeus will consider The Future of Europe and will look ahead to next year's Eurovision - The Song contest which propelled ABBA to stardom in 1974.
He will also explore why The Song contest and ABBA mean so much to The LGBTQ+ community.
On New Year 's Eve, Ms Imafidon, president of The British Science Association and author of She's in CTRL: How women can take back tech, will share new perspectives on science, Problem Solving and comedy.
Ms Imafidon is no stranger to The Today programme, having first appeared on it at The Age Of 11 when she was interviewed about taking her GCSEs early.
The closing guest editor will be Dame Sharon, who will explore how we can support Young People leaving The care system into employment.
A variety of high-profile people have guest edited The programme in The Past .
Famous faces include Prof Stephen Hawking , Prince Harry , Greta Thunberg , Angelina Jolie , Sir Lewis Hamilton , Melinda Gates , Raheem Sterling and Benjamin Zephaniah .
Owenna Griffiths, editor of The Today programme, said: " For nearly 20 years The Guest editors have transformed Christmas on Today , creating some of The Most memorable moments in The programme's rich history along The Way .
" This year is no different and I'm enormously grateful these guest editors have given up their time to bring New Stories , unexpected perspectives and a little festive cheer to The Today audience. "
Source of news: bbc.com
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