
Best known as the man axed by BBC London for being “too intellectual”, Oxford graduate Henry has been a journalist since 1990, working as a staff researcher and producer on BBC radio and TV programmes like Today, World at One, Public Eye, and Black Britain. He became a freelance journalist and broadcaster in 1997, anchoring several programmes on BBC London 94.9FM, including Breakfast, Lunchtime, and Drivetime, interviewing leading politicians, businesspeople and a range of London personalities. Henry was also a popular panellist on Channel 5's The Wright Stuff, and has appeared as a news commentator on Radio 5 Live and Sky News for several years.
Not so well known for his print journalism, he has nonetheless has written for the Times, Mail on Sunday, Daily Express, The Voice, New Nation, Pride Magazine, and the London Evening Standard. He is also UK correspondent for Black Entertainment Television, and presents regular discussion programmes on Press TV and Vox Africa.


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too good for bbc? lol what is this man doing on a ghanaian website anyway? he sided with akwasi broni at the height of hardship in Ghana and our dear citizens were seeking asylum in the UK. he wrote many ridiculous articles about ghanaians and our dear country. he deserves whatever he gets from them. he is a typical person my jamaican friends call coconut... black outside, white inside.