Meet James Roscoe and Clemency Burton-Hill: Washington’s new power couple
After the revelation of the convict Pedophil Jeffrey Epstein, after the revelation of Peter Mandelson’s dramatic dismissal, James Roscoe was prepared to take over the British’s temporary ambassador to find a permanent reserve process of Downing Street.
Although Mr. Roscoe does not have a permanent proposal that he will take over Lord Mandelson, his career diplomat has a strong CV. The mission president of the ambassador is still a role that sees in the absence of the ambassador.
Before coming to Washington, he was the ambassador of the UN General Assembly since 2019. Before that, from 2016 to 2019, he played the role of the communication manager in the cabinet office and then the department of the European Union.
He also served as a press consultant at No 10 and served as late Queen Communication Secretary.
And Roscoe typically avoided spotlight, while his wife Clemency Burton-Hill received a fair share in the media.
Former actor, classic violinist and political interpreter is a successful art journalist and publisher – the duo is called one of London’s new power couples in 2014. Evening Standard.
43-year-old Mrs. Burton-Hill was born in London. In addition to the international stage as a violinist, he wrote five books and worked as an art journalist – he regularly appeared as a classic music presenter in BBC.
After having a brain hemorrhage that left him in a coma in January 2020, Mrs. Burton-Hill worked in a new BBC Arena. My brain: after ruptureAbout experience and his healing.
“Unlike most brain damage victims, I had a platform, or I knew how the wheels would return to people to tell people how such a thing could be,” he said.
“I also had such a powerful thing to want to do something useful for the community of people with brain injuries, especially for ultimately because we don’t know what to happen or what else will happen to someone else,” he said. Guardian Before the documentary publication.
Burton-Hill, who had to learn how to walk and talk again after the injury, said that he felt that none of them are not sugar-coated ”.
“Yes, what happened to me is extraordinary rare and random and strange and wild, and here is where all Platoitudes and clichés emerge, but we don’t know how long we took. We don’t know what will happen in five years or five minutes,” he added.
The duo, who met at Sierra Leone in 2006, lives with their son Tomos and Joe at Washington DC.
