Justin Webb is the BBC's North American Editor and an occasional presenter of the Today Programme on UK radio. He has spent the last six years shaping and leading the BBC's coverage of the US and its neighbours. His previous career included stints as a roving foreign correspondent during which he reported from the first Gulf War, the war in Bosnia, the collapse of the Soviet Union, the first democratic elections in South Africa, and even a coup in the Maldives. He lives in Washington DC with his family.

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Justin Webb is the BBC's North American Editor and an occasional presenter of the Today Programme on UK radio. He has spent the last six years shaping and leading the BBC's coverage of the US and its neighbours. His previous career included stints as a roving foreign correspondent during which he reported from the first Gulf War, the war in Bosnia, the collapse of the Soviet Union, the first democratic elections in South Africa, and even a coup in the Maldives. He lives in Washington DC with his family.

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Justin Webb is the BBC's North American Editor and an occasional presenter of the Today Programme on UK radio. He has spent the last six years shaping and leading the BBC's coverage of the US and its neighbours. His previous career included stints as a roving foreign correspondent during which he reported from the first Gulf War, the war in Bosnia, the collapse of the Soviet Union, the first democratic elections in South Africa, and even a coup in the Maldives. He lives in Washington DC with his family.

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