Laura Kuenssberg interview: ‘I’m happy to set the record straight – the ratings are in rude health’
The BBC’s ex-political editor on viewing figures, retaining her privacy, and her new show that looks at the country’s chaotic past few years
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The BBC’s ex-political editor on viewing figures, retaining her privacy, and her new show that looks at the country’s chaotic past few years
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