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Aasmah left Radio 5 Live in 2012, after eleven years, and moved to Radio 4. From 2014 to 2020 she co-presented ‘ Saturday Live ‘ on BBC Radio 4 with the Reverend Richard Coles. She moved to the newly created station Times Radio in 2020 and in 2022 she was named the Broadcasting Press Guild’s Audio Presenter of the Year.
Broadcaster, journalist. Years active. 1995–present. Spouse. Piara Powar (2007–2021) [1] Children. 1. Aasmah Saira Mir (/ ˈæzmə ˈmɪər / Urdu: عاصمہ سائرہ میر; born 7 October 1971) is a Scottish television and radio broadcaster and journalist who co-presents the Monday-Thursday breakfast show on Times Radio.
Documentaries. You can listen to some of Aasmah’s radio documentaries here. It’s My Baby Too BBC Radio 4, 2017. Faultline Scotland. BBC Radio Scotland, 2015. The Lessons of Ray Honeyford. BBC Radio 4, 2014. Back To Charm School, BBC World Service, 2014. Scots Asians Decide, BBC Radio Scotland and BBC Asian Network, 2014.
Jun 24, 2023 · But we know how she deals with that, and whatever she does next, Mir is a woman who has already found her voice. A Pebble In The Throat by Aasmah Mir – published by Headline, hardback, £20 ...
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Election reporter for ITV, 2015 and 2017. Co-presenter of 'Scotland Decides' on ITV (18/19 September 2014). Former presenter on BBC Radio 5 Live for 11 years - including Drive, Sony Gold Award winner in 2011 and 2012. Co-creator and presenter of cooking mini-series 'Cracking Curries' on YouTube. Former weekly columnist with The Sunday Herald;
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Aasmah Mir is a Sony Gold Award-winning broadcaster with a distinguished 25-year career in TV and radio. Born and raised in Glasgow of Pakistani heritage, Aasmah secured her first job at 22 years of age as a newsreader at STV in Glasgow. A law graduate from Bristol University, Aasmah moved to Radio 5 Live in 2001, working across the station ...
