BBC Radio Asia, 15^th August 2014

Interview with graduate Ayah Marar

BBC Radio Coventry and Warwickshire, 15^thAugust 2014 repeated three times throughout the day

An interview with Professor Andrew Easton, Life Sciences, discusses the need for education in rural areas to reduce the spread of Ebola

BBC Radio Coventry and Warwickshire, 15^th August 2014

A discussion with Dr Jonothan Cave, Economics, about the proposal of a ‘priority call service’ option for mobile phone users

BBC Radio Coventry and Warwickshire, 15th August 2014 repeated 17^thAugust 2014

University of Warwick mentioned in an interview about the closure of Livingstone Baths’ swimming pool.

Russia Today, 15^th August 2014 repeated 16^th August 2014

Pierre Purseigle, Associate Professor of History, discusses the Great War on Cross Talk

BBC Radio Coventry and Warwickshire, 16^th August 2014 repeated 17^th August 2014

Discussion of a study on heart attacks to be conducted by University of Warwick.

BBC Radio Wales, 17^th August 2014

Professor Robert Proctor, Computer Science, discusses how complicated research can be broadcast on social media

BBC World Service Radio, 17^th August 2014

Professor Martin Hairer, Mathematics, is mentioned for the receipt of the most prestigious mathematics awards, the Field’s Medal

BBC Radio Coventry and Warwickshire, 18^thAugust 2014

Information about the drop-in event at University of Warwick for lifelong learning courses with Kay McAvoy, recruitment and marketing manager

BBC2 Scotland Great Continental Railway Journeys, 18^th August 2014

Also in: BBC2 Wales

BBC2 England

Interview with Dr Kirsty Hooper, researcher in Hispanic Studies at the University of Warwick

BBC Radio Coventry and Warwickshire, 19^th August 2014

An interview with the parent of a student from the University of Warwick who is in need of a kidney transplant

BBC Radio Coventry and Warwickshire, 20^th August 2014 repeated four times throughout the day.

Dr Tim Lockley, History, discusses racism and the evolution of offensive language after a shop owner in Stratford defended stocking toys dating from the 19th century seen by some as racially offensive.

BBC Radio 2, 20^th August 2014

Interview with Celia Imrie at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival who mentions that her son studies at the University of Warwick.

LBC Radio News, 22^nd August 2014

Professor Richard Aldrich, Politics & International Studies, discusses James Foley’s death and ISIS.

BBC Radio Coventry and Warwickshire, 22^nd August 2014, repeated

Also in: BBC Radio Hereford and Worcester

BBC Radio Derby

BBC Radio 2

BBC Radio York

BBC Radio 5 Live

BBC Radio Devon

News on the Police and Crime Commissioner by-election, at the University of Warwick polling station, there was a 0% turn out of people to vote.