JW
Slightly off topic.....
CNN International carried a nice piece today about the late Terry Lloyd. Apparently, back in the UK there is an ongoing inquest into the events that led to his passing.
How much coverage is this actually being given in the UK? There were some assertions in CNN's piece that Terry's death could be treated as a war crime, due to impositions made by UK forces on correspondents during the conflict.
This seems to have raised its head all of a sudden.
It was nice, though, to hear Sir Trevor paying a fine tribute to Terry.
CNN International carried a nice piece today about the late Terry Lloyd. Apparently, back in the UK there is an ongoing inquest into the events that led to his passing.
How much coverage is this actually being given in the UK? There were some assertions in CNN's piece that Terry's death could be treated as a war crime, due to impositions made by UK forces on correspondents during the conflict.
This seems to have raised its head all of a sudden.
It was nice, though, to hear Sir Trevor paying a fine tribute to Terry.
LO
John Ray has written a diary of his week in Press Gazette this week about the challenges of establishing the bureau and dealing with the Chinese authorities to get - amongst other things - permission for the ITV News to be presented from Beijing.
Luke posted:
it looks like ITV News have opened their China bureau. John Ray starts his new job as China correspondent, and Mark Austin will be in Beijing all next week.
John Ray has written a diary of his week in Press Gazette this week about the challenges of establishing the bureau and dealing with the Chinese authorities to get - amongst other things - permission for the ITV News to be presented from Beijing.
RH
richard h
Itv news made history today by becoming the first television news programme to be presented live from beijing at Tiananmen square.
I liked the end of the itv news at 10:30 mark said those are tommorrows headlines here and in the uk and thats tonigths news so from the teams here in beijing where dawn is breaking and in britain where its not good night and thank you for watching.
I liked the end of the itv news at 10:30 mark said those are tommorrows headlines here and in the uk and thats tonigths news so from the teams here in beijing where dawn is breaking and in britain where its not good night and thank you for watching.
RM
It's been the lead story on Central News East since the inquest started. Well the CNE team is based in "Terry Lloyd House" afterall (he was a reporter for Central before joining ITN)
BBC WORLD posted:
Slightly off topic.....
CNN International carried a nice piece today about the late Terry Lloyd. Apparently, back in the UK there is an ongoing inquest into the events that led to his passing.
How much coverage is this actually being given in the UK? There were some assertions in CNN's piece that Terry's death could be treated as a war crime, due to impositions made by UK forces on correspondents during the conflict.
This seems to have raised its head all of a sudden.
It was nice, though, to hear Sir Trevor paying a fine tribute to Terry.
CNN International carried a nice piece today about the late Terry Lloyd. Apparently, back in the UK there is an ongoing inquest into the events that led to his passing.
How much coverage is this actually being given in the UK? There were some assertions in CNN's piece that Terry's death could be treated as a war crime, due to impositions made by UK forces on correspondents during the conflict.
This seems to have raised its head all of a sudden.
It was nice, though, to hear Sir Trevor paying a fine tribute to Terry.
It's been the lead story on Central News East since the inquest started. Well the CNE team is based in "Terry Lloyd House" afterall (he was a reporter for Central before joining ITN)