He compiled and edited the standard theological reference work Real-Encyklopädie für protestantische Theologie und Kirche (22 vols., 1854 68), which was published in an abridged English version as The New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge (13 vol., 1951 54).
At £650,000 a year, or £13,000 a day, it sounds a more lucrative gig than editing the London Evening Standard on the other four weekdays.
Mr Foot first stood for Parliament in 1935, but began his career as a journalist – editing the London Evening Standard by the age of 28.
Chunn previously edited the Evening Standard's ES Magazine, the Guardian's women's parents and style page, and was the deputy editor of both Vogue and Elle.
He went on to edit the Evening Standard and turned down the editorship of The Times to take up the editorship of the Daily Mail.
She started her career at the Sevenoaks Courier in Kent before joining the London Evening Standard and editing the Londoner's Diary gossip column.
For some species (tobacco, snapdragon, spinach, maize) there is strong experimental evidence that this codon is edited to the standard AUG codon [ 30, 31, 59] suggesting that similar mechanism may exist in other species.
In the UK, Coleridge this year lost Tatler editor Geordie Greig, who left to edit the London Evening Standard, but found Catherine Ostler, editor of the Standard's ES magazine, to replace him.
Greig has been in his current position since 2012, having previously edited the London Evening Standard and Tatler magazine.
He edited the ANTI-SLAVERY STANDARD and during the Civil War was managing editor of the NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
