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journalist

[jur-nl-ist] / ˈdʒɜr nl ɪst /


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Taking questions from journalists after her speech, Badenoch was asked about a new political movement launched by former West Midlands mayor Sir Andy Street and former Scottish Conservative leader earlier this week.

From BBC

The liquid he sprayed on Omar had a sour smell that was similar to a chemical product, according to a BBC journalist in the room.

From BBC

“I think this place has allowed the ghosts of the past to walk these halls a little too much,” one CBS News journalist said.

From Los Angeles Times

An AFP journalist at the scene saw the collapsed facade of a residential building and rescue workers searching the rubble for victims.

From Barron's

Sir Simon's claim does not related to any articles ANL published, but rather an alleged incident of unlawful information gathering said to have involved a Mail on Sunday journalist.

From BBC