"correspondent" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is a noun that refers to someone who sends or receives communications, especially a journalist working for a news organization. Example sentence: The correspondent sent a report to the newsroom detailing the latest developments.
Ed Jacobs is a political consultant at the Leeds based Public Affairs Company and devolution correspondent for the centre-left political and policy blog, Left Foot Forward.
Email: [email protected] / Twitter: @meadea Ben Doherty reporter Ben is a former foreign correspondent for The Guardian, covering Southeast Asia, and for The Sydney Morning Herald, reporting across South Asia.
Email: [email protected] / Twitter: @gabriellechan Katharine Murphy deputy political editor Katharine was national affairs correspondent for The Age and Sydney Morning Herald and had senior roles at The Australian and The Australian Financial Review.
Email: [email protected] / Twitter: @heldavidson Joshua Robertson Brisbane reporter Joshua Robertson is Guardian Australia's Brisbane correspondent.
Because of a time restriction, we were obliged to interview the artists as a pack.When we came to the carpet guy, the correspondent I'd spoken with earlier asked him about his £8,000 fee for a domestic commission.
I had no experience as an arts correspondent - or any relevant expertise -but I figured I could fake it if I kept my mouth shut.
He followed Racing Genk for nine years and is now HLN's Premier League correspondent in London.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 3.27pm BST15:27 My colleague Henry McDonald, the Guardian's Belfast correspondent, has sent me his snap reaction to the revelation about 95 "on-the-runs" being linked to 200 murders.
After the incident, The Telegraph's chief political correspondent Colin Freeman wrote: "compared the BBC's John Simpson or CNN's Christiane Amanpour, Adeola Fayehun from Nigeria is not exactly a global name in the world of television reporting.
He was previously the Guardian's science correspondent and deputy news editor at New Scientist magazine.
The journalists include the Australian former BBC correspondent Peter Greste, and the al-Jazeera's Canadian-Egyptian bureau chief Mohamed Fahmy, who has worked for CNN and the New York Times.
