Foreign Correspondent
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Initial release | USA |
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Directors | Alfred Hitchcock |
Budget | 1. 484 million USD |
Screenplay | Ben Hecht |
Robert Benchley | |
Charles Bennett | |
Joan Harrison | |
James Hilton | |
Richard Maibaum | |
Reviews | www.imdb.com |
First episode | Australia |
Awards | Logie Award for Most Outstanding Public Affairs Report |
Logie Award for Most Outstanding Public Affairs Program | |
Networks | ABC |
Execut produc | Matthew Carney |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 1394700 |
About Foreign Correspondent
Foreign correspondents from around the world come together to discuss various issues faced by different countries and try to find a solution.
George Alagiah's moving words written for his own memorial
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Alastair Stewart: Retired news presenter reveals dementia diagnosis
... He left his role as a lead presenter at ITV News in 2020 due to what producer ITN said were " errors of judgement" Stewart, from Hampshire, joined ITN as industrial correspondent in 1980, before becoming a Foreign Correspondent and going on to anchor news programmes for the ITV and Channel 4...
George taught me so much about living - I will miss him terribly
... He was a Foreign Correspondent at heart...
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... " Because when I started off in - dare I say it 1989, I think I was the BBC s first kind of fully fledged Foreign Correspondent and person of colour...
Empathy was George's great strength, he radiated it
... Being a friend and colleague of the award-winning Foreign Correspondent was a privilege - writes Allan Little...
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... Before that, he was an award-winning Foreign Correspondent, reporting from countries ranging from Rwanda to Iraq...
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... The testimonies I have gathered here are among the worst I have ever heard in more than 30 years as a Foreign Correspondent, reporting from over 80 countries...
Alastair Stewart: Retired news presenter reveals dementia diagnosis
By Harrison Jones BBC News
Alastair Stewart has revealed he is living with dementia and has suffered a series of minor strokes, discovered after he felt " discombobulated".
The broadcaster, 71, retired this year after nearly five decades on air.
Stewart, who previously worked for Itv News and Channel 4 , told GB News his health was behind the decision to leave his full-time role with the channel.
He hosted his final episode of Alastair Stewart And Friends, a discussion programme on GB News, in March.
He explained to former colleague Camilla Tominey he had been diagnosed with early onset Vascular Dementia .
" The headline story, and it is relatively dramatic, I suppose, is That about six, Nine Months ago, I began to feel one of my favourite words: a bit discombobulated, " He Said .
" I wasn't becoming forgetful but things like doing up your shoelaces properly - That 's how I wear these lovely moccasins Now - making sure your tie was straight, remembering That The Call time for your programme is four o'clock and not five o'clock, not turning up early or late, and stuff like That . "
Stewart said That , after explaining his concerns to his GP, a scan revealed he had experienced a serious of " minor strokes That are called infarct strokes" - though He Said he had " no idea" they were happening.
A former presenter of the year, he hosted a range of news and Current Affairs programmes for More Than 35 years. He was awarded an OBE in 2006.
He left his role as a lead presenter at Itv News in 2020 due to what producer ITN said were " errors of judgement"
Stewart, from Hampshire, joined ITN as industrial correspondent in 1980, before becoming a Foreign Correspondent and going on to anchor news programmes for the ITV and Channel 4 .
According to the NHS, Vascular Dementia is caused by reduced blood flow to The Brain , and is estimated to affect around 180,000 people in the UK.
Urging people with similar symptoms to see their doctors, Stewart added That the issue he has found most difficult is the impact on his wife Sally, with whom he has four children.
" We've been married for nearly half a century, and, you know, your Life Partner , your lover, all of those descriptions That are personal and intimate, That person is reduced - I choose my words very carefully - almost to a carer, " He Said .
What is Vascular Dementia and what are the symptoms?Vascular Dementia is a common type of dementia caused by reduced blood flow to The Brain .
These problems can make daily activities increasingly difficult and someone with the condition may eventually be unable to look after themselves.
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Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com