Katy Searle's guest appearances

Katy Searle

Best of the Spectator

Media Masters

Women With Balls

NP Business Matters Podcast

Camilla Tominey

Sarah Sands

Kay Burley

Emma Gormley

Sarah Baxter

Lynn Barber

Christopher Snowdon

Dolly Alderton

Anneliese Dodds

Thérèse Coffey

Katie Perrior

Carolyn Harris

Gillian Keegan

Nus Ghani

Iain Dale

OwlTail

Katy Searle is the Executive Editor of Politics at BBC News. She is known for overseeing numerous blockbuster political moments, including the infamous kitchen interviews with Ed Miliband and David Cameron, where the Labour leader showed off his two kitchens. On the podcast, she talks to Katy Balls about leaving school at 16, working with Rod Liddle on the Today programme and what it's like to produce interviews with prime ministers.

Women With Balls: with Katy Searle

The Katy Searle Edition

Katy Searle is editor at BBC Westminster. With over three decades at the corporation, she has built up a wide range of experience on a variety of radio and television programmes. She has overall responsibility for political news and leads a 90-strong team, anchored in Westminster, who report from around the UK. In this in-depth interview, Katy describes the daily challenge of creating engaging political coverage to fight against ‘Brexit fatigue’, gives her take on the Tory leadership battle, and reveals how, in the face of criticism from all sides, the BBC decides which politicians to put on air – or not.

<p>Katy Searle is editor at BBC Westminster. With over three decades at the corporation, she has built up a wide range of experience on a variety of radio and television programmes. She has overall responsibility for political news and leads a 90-strong team, anchored in Westminster, who report from around the UK. In this in-depth interview, Katy describes the daily challenge of creating engaging political coverage to fight against ‘Brexit fatigue’, gives her take on the Tory leadership battle, and reveals how, in the face of criticism from all sides, the BBC decides which politicians to put on air – or not.</p>

Media Masters - Katy Searle