Nadira Tudor is a journalist, news anchor and correspondent for RT in Moscow from London, United Kingdom. She reports on international stories and breaking news, covering all the angles on a variety of notable events including the liberation of Palmyra, terrrorism in Europe and American elections ^[1]

Education

Tudor attended the University of Wales and qualified as a university lecturer, after studying in Higher Education. She is currently attending Birkbeck, University of London, studying towards a Master’s degree in Intercultural Communication for Business and Professions, with an aim to pursue a PhD. ^[1]

Career

Tudor started work at the BBC, where she worked in various roles for BBC News, BBC Radio 4, BBC Business, BBC Radio 5Live, BBC Radio 1 working at the same time for numerous corporations inclusive of Aardman Animations, Samsung and Flybe. During her BBC career, Tudor interviewed and produced programmes with high-profile politicians, celebrities and topic experts. ^[1]

Awards

In 2015, Tudor won the Asian Professional Award for Media after being granted an innovation award for the BBC for her work there.

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