# Andy Coulson
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Andrew Edward Coulson (born 21 January 1968) is an English journalist and political strategist.
Coulson was the editor of the News of the World from 2003 until his resignation in 2007, following the conviction of one of the newspaper's reporters in relation to illegal phone-hacking. He subsequently joined David Cameron's personnel as communications director, until announcing his departure on 21 January 2011 because of continued media coverage of the phone-hacking affair.
TREATING CANCER
In this episode Eliot continues to look at cancer, and how science is offering new and promising treatments for this all-too-common disease.
There is a far greater understanding now of how cancer arises, how it progresses, and how new treatments can be used to turn cancer against itself.
Dr Al…
EXPLAINING CANCER
Cancer is sadly very common. In the UK, one in two adults will get cancer during the course of their lifetime. Despite being familiar to many, there are still big gaps in our understanding of why and how the disease occurs.
But in recent years there have been considerable advances in our knowledg…
WHAT IS GENE EDITING?
What is gene editing, how can it be used, and should we be concerned about the science that can alter the basic building blocks of our biology?
In this episode Eliot Forster is joined by Ness Bermingham, scientist, business leader, and presenter of the 'Between the Biotech Waves' podcast to expl…
WHAT ARE VACCINES?
In this episode Eliot asks: what are vaccines, and how do they work?
To answer this question, he speaks to Tony de Fougerelles, who was vital in developing the COVID-19 vaccine, and has spent decades hunting for new medicines and treatments for different illnesses.
In this episode, he explains …
SIR TREVOR PHILLIPS'S CRISIS COMPASS: 4 tools for surviving grief and intense pressure
Following the loss of his daughter Sushila to anorexia, broadcaster Sir Trevor Phillips reveals the daily habits, personal anchors, and life advice that keep him grounded.
In this "Crisis Compass" segment, we move away from the headlines to look at the personal resilience required to survive a 22-y…
LESSONS ON CONTROL: How to manage a crisis
What is the single most important concept in crisis management? Andy Coulson believes it's control — a lesson he first learned sitting on a plastic mattress in a Glasgow police cell, with nothing to focus on but his own breathing.
In this special compilation episode, he revisits four past guests wh…
JEREMY HUNT: Frontline politics is poisonous and I'll never go back
In October 2022, the British economy was in freefall. Liz Truss's mini-budget had sent the pound into a nosedive, mortgage rates were climbing at a terrifying speed, and the IMF had issued a public warning to the government to reverse course. It was, by any measure, a national crisis.
Into that eme…
UNDERSTANDING SHOCK: The body's crisis handbreak
Shock is a fundamental part of almost any crisis. It's a state of complete operating system override which, when left unacknowledged, can turn into something far more damaging.
In this special compilation episode, Andy Coulson revisits five past guests who each experienced shock in very different w…
He built a 1,000-person festival in 7 months with no audience
Andy Coleman has spent the last 21 years starting things, breaking things and fixing them, on rinse and repeat. He became the youngest landlord in the Greene King estate in his early twenties, went on to build and run pubs, bars, a roofing business, a women's clothing chain, an events company and a…
JO TUTCHENER SHARP: I faced the pearly gates and felt regret
Recorded live at BizFest in Essex, this is the story of how a near-death moment became a £16 million business.
Jo Tutchener Sharp had built a successful career – running the beauty division of Purple PR, leading communications at Estée Lauder, then founding her own agency, Beauty Scene, and growing…
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