Stephen Sackur Biography

Stephen Sackur, the moderator of HARDtalk, has been a writer for BBC News since 1986. Before taking over on the BBC News 24 and BBC World Leader current affairs discussion show, he was the BBC's Europe Correspondent in Brussels for a long period. In 1990, he was appointed as the BBC's international affairs journalist. He was a member of the BBC's crew of journalists covering the Gulf War and had been with the British military force for around two months when the conflict began. He was the primary reporter that broke the story of the mass massacre on Basra Street in Kuwait City, signaling the end of the war. On The Basra Road, a book on his meetings, was chosen one of The Spectator magazine's Books of the Year. He was an observer to the most recent long periods of socialism, offering an account of the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia and the reunification of Germany while working as a journalist for BBC Radio.

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