Tristan Redman

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1,489 appearances 30 recordings 4 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 23 Aug

Tristan Redman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 30 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 10.

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Lagarde tells me that she remembers that day and what it was like being on the campaign trail with Sarkozy.
He was a bundle of energy and he was everywhere.
Whenever there was an issue, anything, he was on site almost instantly.
I mean, it was funny because sometimes you would think, OK, he's going to be there.
But he had been there five minutes before and two hours later he was somewhere else.
What was Nicolas Sarkozy offering French voters at that stage?
Sarkozy tells voters he wants to get France working again.
He says he'll be the champion of La France qui se lève tôt, the France that wakes up early.
He says he wants to be the president of human rights, that if he's elected, he'll refuse to be an accomplice to any dictatorship in the world.
And his pitch really lands with voters.
Hello, welcome to a BBC News special.
I'm John Sopel in Paris.
The French people have decided Nicolas Sarkozy will succeed Jacques Chirac to become France's next president.
On May 6th 2007, Sarkozy wins the election.
It's the culmination of his dream.
He's about to start one of the most powerful jobs in the world.
But as he enters the Elysee Palace, it's also the start of problems that have pursued him to this day.
Problems which could send him to jail.
In the early days of his presidency, Nicolas Sarkozy is all action.
He sets about reforming France.
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