Mark Easton

BBC News Home Editor and award-winning broadcaster, offers expert analysis and insight into the evolving landscape of modern Britain, backed by a rich portfolio of accolades and accomplishments.

Mark Easton, the BBC News Home Editor, is a distinguished broadcaster and author, making regular appearances across television, radio, and online platforms. His most recent book, 'Islands: Searching for Truth on the Shoreline,' was published in 2022, adding to his list of accomplishments.

Mark has been recognized with multiple awards for his outstanding television documentaries and news reports, including prestigious Royal Statistical Society awards for statistical excellence in 2009 and 2010. Notably, his BBC blog was a finalist at the internationally acclaimed Online Journalism Awards in San Francisco.

In his role, Mark offers expert analysis and a comprehensive perspective on the complex issues and narratives shaping contemporary Britain. He diligently records the consequences of swift demographic, technological, economic, and global transformations.

Mark is also a well-regarded facilitator and speaker in the housing sector, having presented the enlightening Radio 4 program, 'Housing: Where Will We Live?'.

Before assuming his current role, Mark held pivotal positions as the Home and Social Affairs Editor at Channel 4 Television and as the Political Editor at Channel 5 television.