Michael Goldfarb was the London bureau chief for National Public Radio (NPR) until February 1999. He has been filing for NPR's foreign desk since 1991 on British politics, the monarchy, Northern Ireland, European culture, and the conflicts in Bosnia and Iraqi Kurdistan. In 1993, Goldfarb returned to the United States and traveled throughout the Midwest. The resulting series of programs, Homeward Bound, won Britain's Sony Award for Best Writing for Radio. Goldfarb will examine the role of the British press in keeping the Clinton scandals alive.

Anna Bensted is the Executive Producer of the new Special Project Unit. She spent 15 years with BBC Radio in London, Edinburgh and Boston. She produced and presented a current affairs program in the South of England and set up a new daily arts show in Scotland. In 1993 and 1994 she travelled extensively in America producing a series of programs about change in America.

London: Inside Out Produced by WBUR, Boston, is a one- hour radio documentary that examines the modern World City. Senior Correspondent, Michael Goldfarb takes the listener on a sound-rich tour of the rambling, multi-ethnic, multi-cultural fusion that London has become. For more information about this program contact Tim Monroe at 617-353-0661 or tmonroe@wbur.bu.edu.