# Babita Sharma
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babita sharma (born 23 April 1977) is an Indian British television newsreader on BBC News (TV channel) and BBC World News, presenting the Newsday strand each Monday to Wednesday from London with Rico Hizon in Singapore.
== Biography ==
Sharma is of Indian descent born in 1977 and grew up in Reading, Berkshire. Sharma lived above a number of corner shops around Reading and Caversham owned by her mother and father.She attended the University of Wales and graduated with a degree in Journalism, Film and Broadcasting.
Jonathan Nunn on Food
Lemn is tucking in the British Library Sound Archive with food writer Jonathan Nunn. Jonathan edits the food newsletter Vittles, and has written for various publications including the Guardian and Eater.
Together, they’re exploring the relationship between food and language: both are passed down…
How It Started - How It's Going
In this final episode of the first series of 'Mum, Will the Planet Die Before I Do?' journalists Babita Sharma and Katy Glassborow reflect on what they've learnt from their podcast guests and whether or not they have found the answers to parenting in a climate crisis.
The poem Babita and Katy ref…
Welcome to Series 2
Welcome back to Series 2 of 'Mum, Will the Planet Die Before I Do?' the podcast about parenting in a climate crisis.
Journalists Katy Glassborow and Babita Sharma met 25 years ago and remain firm friends, sharing each others highs and lows. They spent their careers investigating news stories, incl…
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From the cornershop to children’s author via a career anchoring major TV news shows, Babita Sharma tells her story. Plus we mull over the Oscar nominations and season four of The Crown.
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Whose Truth?: Online women haters
Attacked on social media - how Nobel Prize laureate Maria Ressa came under fire for doing her job as a journalist in the Philippines, covering the presidency of Rodrigo Duterte. She talks to Babita Sharma about the fight to stop social media being used to spread lies and hate against powerful women…
Whose Truth?: Climate change denial
Nobel Prize laureate Sir Paul Nurse wants science, not politics, to guide the debate surrounding climate change. But how do you convince the denialists? Babita Sharma takes us through the evolving strategies of those who claim climate change isn’t real, and speaks to two young people who are trying…
Whose Truth?: Russia v Ukraine
Can information become a weapon of war? Oleksandra Matviichuk, whose organisation was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, is documenting alleged Russian war crimes against Ukraine. She talks to Babita Sharma about how she uncovers the evidence. Babita also speaks to Anastasiia Romaniuk, a young Ukrainia…
Whose Truth?: The vaccine
How Nobel Prize laureate Katalin Kariko got caught up in the Covid vaccine disinformation wars. What was it like - as someone behind one of the vaccines – to be in the eye of the false information storm? Katalin tells her story to Babita Sharma. And US educator and artist Young Elder tells Babita h…
From BBC Newsroom to New Beginnings: Babita Sharma on Career Transformation
Sometimes, the most unexpected encounters lead to the most meaningful conversations. I met Babita Sharma on a flight from Belfast to London, and from the moment we started talking, I knew our paths had crossed for a reason. We connected over our shared experiences of career transitions, identity, a…
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