Sentence examples for correspondent programme from inspiring English sources

After recent reports from the ABC's Foreign Correspondent programme, it is understood that she now works as a nanny and cleaner.

During the Kelly affair, Damazer's decision to use explicit footage of two British soldiers killed in Iraq in a BBC 2 Correspondent programme was criticised by the BBC governors.

How can the public be critical in this situation?" A new documentary screened this week for ABC's Foreign Correspondent programme claims Zygier used the name Ben Alon or Ben Allen after moving to Israel.

It was when Banksy heard my report on Radio 4's From Our Own Correspondent programme, and discovered that the artists had been locked up, that he offered to pay to get them out - but the court initially rejected their bail application.

However, Thompson's PR gaffe prompted unease within BBC News, where correspondents and programme editors face regular pressure from all the main parties over their political coverage.

AS A sick Yasser Arafat, leader of the Palestinians, was helicoptered out of his compound in Ramallah in 2004, a BBC correspondent, Barbara Plett, broadcast her reaction to the event in a radio programme called "From Our Own Correspondent".

Davis joined the BBC in 1993 as a general economics correspondent for news programmes.

He had joined ABC in 2004 as a correspondent for the 20/20 programme.

The report by Andrew Gilligan, defence correspondent of the "Today" programme on Radio Four, which in May 2003 incensed the government, was unfounded.

For BBC Scotland's Sunday Politics Scotland programme, political correspondent Niall O'Gallagher looked at how these digital campaigns could affect the outcome.

They also come against a background of reports of discontent in Iran over an economy struggling under Western-led sanctions imposed over Iran's disputed nuclear programme, our correspondent adds.