Sophie Eastaugh

Sophie is a multimedia journalist who produces news and human-interest features across TV, radio and digital. She is currently a producer/reporter for the BBC.

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BBC • 31st August 2018

BBC Outlook: The giants of gelati

No matter how much you think you love ice cream, you do not love it as much as Caroline and Robin Weir. The British couple have more than fourteen thousand items of ice cream paraphernalia, including moulds, scoops and machines, some more than two hundred years old.
BBC • 7th July 2018

BBC Outlook: The moving story behind London's animal-shaped hedges

Architect Tim Bushe is quite literally carving out a niche for himself by cutting the privet hedges that surround local gardens into giant animal shapes - and making a big impact on his neighbourhood.
BBC World Service • 1st June 2018

50 Cent 'forgets' about Bitcoin fortune

How the rapper 50 Cent found himself with an unexpected windfall of $7.5 million. From 'The Newsroom', Jan 25 2018.

50 Cent 'forgets' about Bitcoin fortune

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SoundCloud • 1st June 2018

Veteran gets world's first full penis and scrotum transplant

Live interview about the first operation of this kind, after years of research by a hospital in Baltimore, USA, to help veterans with this untold effect of war. Hundreds of US soldiers lost all or part of their genitalia in IED explosions in the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts. April 2018.

Veteran gets world's first full penis and scrotum transplant

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BBC World Service • 1st June 2018

Athletics body bans women with naturally high testosterone

The IAAF sets out new rules for hyperandrogenous female athletes. Women like Caster Semenya will have to take drugs to lower their hormones, change their distance or compete with men. April 2018.

Athletics body bans women with naturally high testosterone

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BBC 5 Live • 23rd March 2018

BBC 5 Live: Could these graduates solve Britain's prison crisis?

Overcrowding, self harm, record levels of attacks on staff. Could bright young graduates be the fresh blood needed to solve the problems plaguing Britain's jails?

BBC 5 Live: Could these graduates solve Britain's prison crisis?

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BBC World Service: The Newsroom • 23rd March 2018

Lady Doritos: Less flavour, less crunch?

The CEO of the company that makes Doritos has sparked anger by suggesting that women want to eat a different style of crisps to men.

Lady Doritos: Less flavour, less crunch?

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SoundCloud • 5th January 2018

Somalia on the brink of famine

A report for BBC 5 Live from Puntland, Somalia as 6.2 million people in the country face acute food shortages. (March 2017)

Somalia on the brink of famine

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SoundCloud • 5th January 2018

Somali herders fight for survival

Report from drought-hit Somalia. UN livestock coordinator Khalid Saeed explains the importance of keeping animals alive to avoid the outbreak of famine, and 23-year-old herder Muna Hashid Mohammed tells of...

Somali herders fight for survival

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