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 |
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| 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
... The congregation had gathered to remember one the BBC s longest-serving and most highly respected journalists - an award-winning Foreign Correspondent and a fixture on BBC News for three decades...
BBC defends policy not to call Hamas 'terrorists' after criticism
... Veteran BBC Foreign Correspondent John Simpson said " calling someone a terrorist means you re taking sides"...
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...
George Alagiah: Tributes paid to 'fearless' and 'kind' BBC journalist who has died
... " 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...
George Alagiah: BBC journalist and newsreader dies aged 67
... Before that, he was an award-winning Foreign Correspondent, reporting from countries ranging from Rwanda to Iraq...
Haiti: Inside the capital city taken hostage by brutal gangs
... 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...
John Humphrys plans to leave Radio 4's Today by the end of 2019
John Humphrys is known for taking politicians to task on Today
John Humphrys is to step down from presenting BBC Radio 4 's Today programme later this Year , admitting that he should have quit "years ago".
He said he was likely to leave in the autumn, but has not yet set a date.
Humphrys - who also hosts TV Quiz Show Mastermind - has presented the flagship Morning News programme since 1987.
"I love doing the programme. I have always enjoyed it. That's the problem. I should have gone years ago. Obviously I should have gone years ago," he said.
"But I love doing the programme," he told Radio 4 's The World At One.
The 75-Year -old also said he would continue to present Mastermind .
Speaking to his former Today co-presenter Sarah Montague on The World at One, Humphrys said he would miss The Show 's listeners The Most , adding: "You do feel that you have a relationship with a huge number of people. "
Asked what he would do after leaving, Humphrys cryptically announced: "I like trees. I want to get more involved in trees. "
Today editor Sarah Sands said she hoped listeners would "enjoy John's lap of honour this Year ".
Sands, who has edited Today since 2017, said of the presenter: "He is the Today programme patriarch but also, even now, the Little Boy who throws stones.
"He is deeply suspicious of power. Don't expect him To Let up - he is With Us for some time yet. "
Humphrys joined the BBC in 1966 as a reporter based in Liverpool.
During his career with the BBC, he has worked as a Foreign Correspondent in both the US and Africa, a diplomatic correspondent and presenter of The Nine O'Clock News.
But he is best-known for taking Britain's politicians to task on the Today programme.
Fran Unsworth , BBC Director of News and Current Affairs , said: "John will be sorely missed by audiences and his colleagues when he leaves the programme this Year - if perhaps less so by the politicians he interviews. "
Humphrys has hosted Mastermind since 2003Humphrys is Today's longest-serving host but has also been a divisive figure among listeners.
He was paid Between £400,000-£409,999 For Today in 2017/18, according to.
In January 2018, Humphrys was one of.
But for off-air comments he made about the gender pay gap at The Corporation .
Humphrys has also presented PanoramaTowards the end of Wednesday's programme, he joked about his departure from Today during a discussion on The Key to personal happiness.
He asked his panel of guests: "Do you reckon me leaving the Today programme is going to make you happier? I mean, if it were to happen? It would make other people happier, possibly. "
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Source of news: bbc.com
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