I was born into a Czech-English family in Yorkshire, but grew up in Prague and joined Radio Prague International after finishing my Master’s degree. It is a fun job which allows you to cover various topics of which my favourite is history. In my free time I like to read and play floorball.
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“It’s about time we took this seriously” – RUSI financial crime expert on tackling dirty money
We spoke to Tom Keatinge, the founder and director of RUSI’s Centre for Financial Crime and Security Studies, about how to tackle dirty money.
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Study: More than a quarter million people either homeless or facing housing crisis
270,000 people in Czechia are currently either homeless or facing a housing crisis, according to a study commissioned by the Ministry Labour Ministry.
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Ability to fight in largescale conflict must be Czech Army’s priority, says chief of staff
The Czech Army must prioritise being able to fight in a largescale war against a sophisticated opponent, the chief of the Czech Army’s General Staff, Karel Řehka, said.
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Economist: “Middle income bracket” will be worst affected by real wage decline
This year will see real wage decline in Czechia reach 8.3 percent, the largest such drop within the Visegrad Group, according to an analysis by investment firm Cyrrus.
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Recordings from trial with “chief symbol” of Nazi occupation K. H. Frank being restored
Archivists at Czech Radio have discovered discs of recordings from the 1946 trial with Karl Hermann Frank, making it possible to play the sounds for first time in decades.
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Rare statue from medieval Bohemia acquired by National Gallery in Prague
The National Gallery in Prague has acquired a particularly valuable item. The object is being called the Madonna from Havraň and is believed to be from the 1300s.
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Importance of freedom and democracy highlighted at November 17 commemorations
This Thursday saw the 33rd anniversary of the onset of the Velvet Revolution. Commemorative events as well as demonstrations were held across the country.
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Mass graves being uncovered by archaeologists in Prague’s Karlín
Teams of archaeologists and anthropologists are currently excavating mass graves in Prague’s Karlín district that belong to men who were casualties of the Napoleonic Wars.
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What’s happening in Czechia on November 17?
This year’s November 17th celebrations will mark the 33rd anniversary of the Velvet Revolution. Here is a rundown of what’s happening:
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A golden generation? Czech floorball team takes silver at World Championships
The Czech men’s national floorball team has just registered its greatest international success in nearly two decades, taking silver at the World Championships.
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