Sentence examples for crime correspondents from inspiring English sources

The chill, as crime correspondents confirm, soon became a deep freeze.

Today's witnesses are crime correspondents: John Twomey of the Daily Express, James Murray of the Sunday Express and Jeremy Lawton of the Daily Star.

Brought closer to the Shoko case by his own experience, the cop has been distanced from it by what seems to have been a demotion from criminal investigations to the role of press director, nursing Tokyo's crime correspondents.

In the 1960s and early 70s, when the detective branch of Scotland Yard was riddled with corruption, the crime correspondents of the time missed the story in front of their noses.

However, he thinks the police have become "part of the nexus of political debate" with home affairs correspondents rather than crime correspondents reporting his and Sir Paul Stephenson's resignations.

So Mark Ellison QC's brisk conclusion that the police were less than frank with the Macpherson team about ex-detective sergeant John Davidson's suspected corrupt links – the Guardian's crime correspondents have been pursuing this for years – was welcome to me.

Jill Leovy became crime correspondent of the Los Angeles Times in 2002.

Trinity Mirror has confirmed that one of the two journalists arrested is Sunday Mirror crime correspondent Justin Penrose.

With Lucy Panton, crime correspondent of the News of the World, perhaps, asked Jay ?

I meet my friend Duncan Campbell, the former Guardian crime correspondent, for lunch in Clerkenwell.

Today's extract from the book After Leveson* is by the former Guardian crime correspondent Duncan Campbell.