Name Gordon Clough Role Journalist | Died April 6, 1996 | |
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Arthur Gordon Clough (26 August 1934, Salford, Lancashire – 6 April 1996, London), was an English radio presenter and journalist, primarily known for his work on BBC Radio 4.
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- Winter dreams frank hughes trombone soloist gordon clough leyland band 1980
- Sailing trombone soloist Gordon Clough Leyland Gordon Clough 1978
- Education
- National service
- Career
- Personal life
- References
Sailing trombone soloist Gordon Clough Leyland Gordon Clough 1978
Education
He was educated at Bolton School and Magdalen College, Oxford, where he read French and Russian.
National service
He spent his national service monitoring Soviet radio traffic in the Baltic Sea, and joined the BBC Russian Service. He was banned from entering the Soviet Union as an alleged former spy.
Career
In 1968 he entered domestic journalism and then studio presentation, working on The World This Weekend, PM and The World at One. With his fluent Russian he moved back to front-line journalism at the time of the Gorbachev revolution, making a series of award-winning documentary programmes.
Clough also covered South Africa months after the release of Nelson Mandela, and for a season he presented Europhile, a European Affairs magazine on Radio 4.
He was a question setter for and the presenter of Round Britain Quiz.
Personal life
After a divorce from his wife Carolyn Stafford in 1991, he remarried her.