In April 1980, six gunmen took over the Iranian embassy in London. The siege ended when the SAS stormed the building. Kate Adie’s coverage of the siege brought her to prominence as one of the few women reporting difficult and dangerous stories at the time. To mark the 70th anniversary of From Our Own Correspondent, Kate shares her memories of that time. From Our Own Correspondent | Listen now on BBC Sounds | BBC Radio 4

5.6K views · 223 reactions | We cannot just do nothing while we wait for a review into the tragic cluster of deaths at the Women’s and Children’s Hospital. What is happening to a baby needing cardiac surgery today? That baby cannot wait four weeks for the Government’s review. We cannot see a repeat of what has happened. | Peter Malinauskas | Facebook