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	Gavin Esler - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Gavin Esler (born Leeds, February 27, 1953) is a BBC television presenter.
		Gavin Esler is currently one of the five main presenters on BBC Two's flagship political analysis programme, Newsnight.
		Esler was then made Washington correspondent and later chief North America correspondent for the BBC, in charge of shaping coverage across the whole continent for the corporation, and covering both the earlier George H. Bush and Clinton administrations.
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/Gavin_Esler (424 words)

	Media Area
		Gavin Esler, broadcaster: First there is the question of apathy, a problem which is not confined to the UK.
		Gavin Esler: When the Society of Arts was founded, there were no television cameras, but vicious debates took place in the coffee houses, so this is nothing new.
		Gavin Esler: One of the things that strikes me as a change is the coverage of the process of politics, and as a result, Alastair Campbell and others becoming well-known media figures.
	www.alunmichael.com /pages/news/news.asp?ID=17 (1130 words)

	Gavin Esler - Definition, explanation
		Gavin Esler (born Scotland, February 27, 1953) is a British television presenter.
		Gavin Esler is currently one of the three main presenters on BBC2's flagship political analysis programme, Newsnight he joined the programme in January 2003; he replaced Jeremy Vine who left to take over from Jimmy Young on Radio 2.
		Esler was then made Washington correspondent and later chief North America correspondent for the BBC, in charge of shaping coverage across the whole continent for the corporation and was accredited with covering both the Bush sr and later Clinton administrations.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/g/ga/gavin_esler.php (395 words)

	BBC - Press Office - Gavin Esler
		Gavin has anchored BBC News 24 since 1997 and reported for news and documentary programmes across Europe, Russia, China and North and South America.
		Gavin was appointed as Washington Correspondent in 1989, and then Chief North America Correspondent a year later.
		Gavin is also a presenter of the BBC News 24/BBC World arts and culture programme HARDtalk Extra, plus the networks' Dateline London, and is a regular presenter on Radio 4 programmes including the foreign affairs series Four Corners.
	www.bbc.co.uk /pressoffice/biographies/biogs/news/gavinesler.shtml (257 words)

	Review of "The United States of Anger" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Esler found that ignorance about the world was common among Americans -- for example, one in four polled thought that unemployment was 25% (the level it had reached during the Great Depression), and a vast majority thought that the United States had an anti-ICBM defense deployed.
		Esler notes that many Americans seem more eager to use their bad fortune to claim victim status (and, thus, an excuse) than they are to make their lives better.
		Esler illustrates the lengths to which some people will go to blame others, detailing the fever for lawsuits and conspiracy theories that has strained the civility of American life.
	www.io.com /~casburn/wr/reviews/uz/US_of_Anger.htm (473 words)

	Swans Commentary: Can't See The World For The Trees, by Richard Hine - rhine01
		Esler's argument appears to be that "a profound British ignorance and intellectual arrogance towards the United States" is a major causal factor in our "creeping anti-Americanism." Undoubtedly there are those whose dismay at US foreign policy is coupled with anti-Americanism but these attitudes are different not in degree but kind.
		Esler should be wary of pointing the finger given the frequency with which he, and many of his colleagues, makes the same mistake.
		Esler's inability to notice the difference in kind between these positions inevitably leads him to disregard the arguments of many anti-war protestors who have no such difficulty.
	www.swans.com /library/art9/rhine01.html (693 words)

	Irish Eagle
		Last night BBC Newsnight's Gavin Esler had a very good report on poverty in America.
		It was actually when he started discussing health care that it struck me that he seems not to realize that there are economic trade-offs that every society makes with regards to economic dynamism and government provided services.
		Esler used the phrase "the wealthiest country in the world" a few times when discussing the cost of health care in America.
	irisheagle.blogspot.com /2005/09/wealthiest-country-in-world.html (345 words)

	:: Foreign Ministry - The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan (interviews) ::
		Esler: That's a very interesting point because it's the first time I've heard a leader of an Arab country say it in such terms.
		Esler: You must be disappointed that despite all the talk from Tony Blair and others about using Iraq as perhaps a springboard to bring greater peace in the Middle East, solving once and for all the Israeli-Palestinian problem, that has not happened and is nowhere near to happening?
		Esler: I talked to a lot of Jordanians last year when I was in your country and I didn't meet a single one who had any faith in George Bush as an honest broker in the
	www.mfa.gov.jo /interviews_details.php?id=76 (883 words)

	GAVIN ESLER - for news on Gavin Esler Click Here (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Gavin Esler reports on how America's poorest citizens are living on the breadline in the richest country on Earth.
		The BBC's Gavin Esler asks whether Western leaders gave in too easily to Stalin's demands at the end of World War II.
		The BBC's Gavin Esler says Iran appears to be on the cusp of change as he tests the message of a handshake.
	www.newsbyname.co.uk /G/Gavin-Esler.php (106 words)

	AR.net >> Discussion Forum >> RE: Example of Threats Received by Victims of Animal Rights Extremism
		Also Gavin Esler tried to link SHAC with violence with 'but your website links to violence promoting websites' to which Greg replied 'No it doesn't'.
		Esler then stated 'oh, but some of these sites link to yours' and the reply was 'well we can't stop that can we ?!!!'
		Perhaps being shown to be deliberately trying to mislead the public was one of the reasons for Gavin Esler not being too comfortable with the interview!"
	www.animalrights.net /76061 (304 words)

	The Scotsman - Opinion - GAVIN ESLER on the cruel, legalised hokey-cokey of the electric chair (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		GAVIN ESLER on the cruel, legalised hokey-cokey of the electric chair
		Yet their time on death row is further proof that the American and British ways of life, and of death, are increasingly different.
		Gavin Esler is a presenter on BBC News24.
	thescotsman.scotsman.com /opinion.cfm?id=230902002 (874 words)

	Individual Biographies
		After completing a BA in English and American literature, Gavin went on to earn an MA in Anglo-Irish Literature and was also awarded an MA honoris causa from Kent University.
		He was accredited to the White House to cover the Bush senior and Clinton administrations, and presented the BBC's comprehensive coverage of the President Clinton/Lewinsky hearings, the Inauguration of President Bush and the funeral of President Ronald Reagan.
		Gavin is a weekly columnist at The Scotsman newspaper and is the author of three novels - Loyalties, Deep Blue and The Blood Brother.
	www.bbcworld.com /Pages/BiographiesIndividual.aspx?id=31 (323 words)

	Otter Investment Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		March 20, 2003 was certainly an eventful day, not least for the world with the outbreak of war in Iraq, but also for the OICs, who had the chance to state their views on the long term prospects for the economy and Britain's future relations with Europe and the US.
		We were visited in the relative peace of Devon by BBC presenter Gavin Esler to be interviewed for a current affairs programme that he was producing for Radio 4.
		Gavin and his producer, Martin Rosenbaum, could not have been nicer people and immediately put everyone at ease (well almost).
	www.beacham.co.uk /oic/news.html (236 words)

	Gavin's Blog . com
		Gavin Esler: The danger of this infantile anti-Americanism
		Esler was for a long time the BBC's main man in Washington, he was the Washington correspondent for as long as I can remember.
		Esler is right to call this anti-Americanism 'infantile', and it is as infantile as the anti-French movement in the US, but we will always get that, we are humans after all.
	radio.weblogs.com /0118542/2003/05/21.html (554 words)

	LSN - Landmine Survivors Network
		Gavin Esler spoke to Angelina Jolie at Pinewood Studios
		In an exclusive HardTalk Extra interview screened on 17 December, Gavin Esler spoke to Angelina Jolie about her life as an actor, ambassador for refugees, anti-landmine activist and mother.
		She told Gavin Esler that if the US signed the Mine Ban Treaty, it would do a lot to influence other countries to comply.
	www.landminesurvivors.org /news_article.php?id=448 (622 words)

	IPR Press Releases
		Gavin Esler, author, newspaper columnist and award-winning BBC broadcaster is hosting the Institute of Public Relations (IPR) Excellence Awards in London next week (Monday July 8, 2002).
		Gavin is the main presenter on BBC News 24 and also presenter of the Radio Four programme, Four Corners.
		The photo of Gavin Esler below can be downloaded in print quality format from the IPR website at www.ipr.org.uk/imagearchive in the News/Media section.
	www.ipr.org.uk /News/stories/122.htm (256 words)

	BBC's Newsnight announces Inside Latin America week
		Gavin Esler will present from Lima for Newsnight, BBC World and for the BBC World Service.
		Gavin will look at the countries that have embraced left wing governments and that are challenging US influence on the continent and will also interview key political figures.
		In the last film of the week on April 6th Gavin Esler will report on the new wave of Argentine cinema.
	www.handsoffvenezuela.org /newsnight_inside_latin_america_week_2.htm (654 words)

	L'ultimo saluto - Gavin Esler in dooyoo.it
		L'ultimo saluto - Gavin Esler : Un giallo-poliziesco ricco di colpi di scena fino all'ultimo...
		Consiglierei a tutti gli appassionati del genere giallo-poliziesco questo libro "L'ultimo saluto" di Gavin Esler.
		Inizia il comparazione prezzi su L'ultimo saluto - Gavin Esler
	www.dooyoo.it /romanzi/esler-gavin-lultimo-saluto (110 words)

	Andrew Gilligan at Gavin’s Blog (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Wow, Andrew Gilligan was certainly a nervous fellow interviewed by Gavin Esler on BBC Newsnight tonight.
		The 45 min claim should not have been included in the dossier without making clear that it referred to battlefield weapons, according to Butler.
		Gavin’s Blog is powered by WordPress 2.0.2 and K2 Beta Two r163 by Michael and Chris
	www.gavinsblog.com /2004/07/14/andrew-gilligan (151 words)

	BBC to broadcast 'Dateline' programme from Dubai during Arab Media Summit 2003 \| Arab Media Summit
		'Gavin Esler is a well-known and highly respected journalist.
		He pointed out that Esler will also moderate a panel discussion on media as an 'ultimate weapon of mass destruction' during the first day of the Summit.
		Esler presents BBC's Newsnight and Panorama, hosts other programmes and is a columnist for the Scotsman newspaper.
	www.ameinfo.com /28798.html (857 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Programmes \| Newsnight Home \| Gavin Esler
		Gavin Esler joined the presenting team in January 2003.
		In charge of shaping and directing BBC coverage from North America, he has travelled extensively across the US and was accredited to the White House to cover the Bush and Clinton administrations.
		Gavin is also a presenter of the BBC World arts and culture programme Hardtalk Extra, plus Dateline London, also on BBC World, and the foreign affairs series Four Corners on BBC Radio Four.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/programmes/newsnight/3094305.stm (246 words)

	Have I Got News for You: Linda Smith, Gavin Esler - TV.com
		Have I Got News for You: Linda Smith, Gavin Esler - TV.com
		See all Linda Smith, Gavin Esler Cast & Crew »
		Tell the world what you think of Linda Smith, Gavin Esler, write a review for this episode.
	www.tv.com /have-i-got-news-for-you/linda-smith-gavin-esler/episode/143436/summary.html (113 words)

	MediaLens :: View topic - To Gavin Esler re interview with Shimon Peres
		To Gavin Esler re interview with Shimon Peres
		Post subject: To Gavin Esler re interview with Shimon Peres
		Please could you forward this letter to Gavin Esler.
	www.medialens.org /forum/viewtopic.php?t=1669 (609 words)

	News Hounds: O'Reilly: What's the Matter with the Brits? Can't They See They're Being Duped by Jane Fonda?
		While in Ireland, I watched in amazement as a BBC interviewer named Gavin Esler baited an incredibly dim Jane Fonda into putting the worst possible face on her country.
		We were being so severely criticized around the world because of the war in Vietnam, which is one of the reasons that it ended because of world opinion but I think the situation inside the United States right now is worse than then.
		ESLER: They think about tax cuts and, you know, taxes are what gets you elected.
	www.newshounds.us /2005/07/12/oreilly_whats_the_matter_with_the_brits_cant_they_see_theyre_being_duped_by_jane_fonda.php (1770 words)

	IMRA - Sunday, July 4, 2004 Excerpts: Jordan's King Abdullah on the Middle East. Assistance from Iraq's neighbors ...
		Esler: So if it were to come to the death penalty then that's a matter for
		Esler: You must be disappointed that despite all the talk...
		Esler: I talked to a lot of Jordanians last year...
	www.imra.org.il /story.php3?id=21395 (1716 words)

	iranian.com: Peyvand Khorsandi, London bombs, Gavin Elser, BBC
		On Friday (8 July) the Respect MP George Galloway was in the BBC Newsnight studio to explain a statement he had made about the terrorist attacks on Londoners who, according to him, had "paid the price" of Britain's role in Iraq.
		The presenter, Gavin Elser, barely let him speak so I wrote in to complain.
		I watched your interview with George Galloway last night and wondered why if he was not going to be allowed to speak he was invited to in the first place.
	www.iranian.com /PeyvandKhorsandi/2005/July/London/index.html (371 words)

	[Media-watch] gavin esler and 'terrorism'
		Here's a brief exchange between myself and Gavin Esler- what do think of his reply.
		Dear Mr Esler, I was rather disturbed to see that you had referred to attacks committed by small Iraqi units against Allied troops as and#8216;terrorismand#8217; during an interview with a British/American military spokesman on Newsnight on March 23rd 2003.
		Yours sincerely Gavin Esler Dear Mr Esler, Thank you very much for taking the time to reply to my email.
	lists.stir.ac.uk /pipermail/media-watch/2003-April/000582.html (512 words)

	The Scotsman - Opinion - GAVIN ESLER: How could America fall into this trap?
		THE ROW over the treatment of Taleban and al-Qaeda fighters by the United States is a classic conflict between American interests and American values, with Britain caught unhappily in the middle.
		In the battle between American interests and American values, there should be only one winner.
		Gavin Esler is a presenter on BBC News 24.
	thescotsman.scotsman.com /opinion.cfm?id=64042002 (1015 words)

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