About this Event
Michael Binyon is one of Britain's most distinguished foreign correspondents, spending more than five decades at The Times. He served as Moscow correspondent in the 1970s, covered the fall of the Berlin Wall, and reported extensively on Middle East conflicts, before serving as diplomatic editor, Washington bureau chief and Brussels correspondent. He was awarded the British Press Award for Foreign Reporter of the Year and was appointed OBE for services to international journalism. Now, drawing on a lifetime witnessing the world's fault lines shift, he delivers a thought-provoking lecture posing the questions that preoccupy us all: how did the world ever get into this mess — and what happens next?
Ticket price In-person - £25 ( includes wine, soft drinks and nibbles)
Online / Virtual - £10
There is informal networking before and after the lecture.
6.30pm - Drinks reception
7.00pm - Lecture
8.00pm - Drinks and Netowrking
8.30pm - Event finishes
Dress code: Smart casual
All profits will be donated to the Stationers’ Hall charity.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Stationers' Hall, Ave Maria Lane, London, United Kingdom
GBP 11.29 to GBP 27.33
