ESSENTIAL INFORMATION FOR REUTERS PEOPLE PAST AND PRESENT
- U.S. Plans to Pay Thomson Reuters $125 million to Help Track 'Voter Fraud'-report
- Worsnip & Thornton toast the class of 1971-Update
- Reuters withdraws story on explosions in Dubai
- Obituary-Christopher Roper, correspondent who broke the death of Che Guevara
- Obituary- Alberto Dabo, who reported Guinea-Bissau's coups and upheaval for three decades
U.S. Plans to Pay Thomson Reuters $125 million to Help Track 'Voter Fraud'-report
Tuesday 21 July 2026
The U.S. government plans to pay Thomson Reuters $125 million to access personal data that will help it investigate voting and immigration fraud, according to the 404 Media website.
Reuters withdraws story on explosions in Dubai
Saturday 18 July 2026
Reuters has retracted a report on explosions in Dubai and expressed regret after it was denied by the Emirati government, which threatened action against media organisations that published false news .
Baron Survey Results
Thursday 2 July 2026
We had a good response to The Baron survey with more than 40 detailed and thoughtful replies. These will inform our current project to rebuild the website so that it is more user-friendly, modern and streamlined.
Obituary-Peter Gregson, a top Reuters correspondent
Tuesday 9 June 2026
Peter Gregson, who has died aged 80, was a top correspondent for Reuters for more than 30 years, reporting from Asia, Africa, the United States and London.
Nick Tattersall appointed Executive Editor - Galloni
Thursday 28 May 2026
Nick Tattersall, Global Managing Editor, Newsroom, has been promoted to Executive Editor following the decision by Simon Robinson to leave the company for a new role in Australia, Editor-in-Chief Alessandra Galloni said in a message to staff.
People
- Worsnip & Thornton toast the class of 1971-Update
- Obituary-Christopher Roper, correspondent who broke the death of Che Guevara
- Obituary- Alberto Dabo, who reported Guinea-Bissau's coups and upheaval for three decades
- Peter Gregson-genial, helpful and knowledgeable colleague
- Obituary-Peter Gregson, a top Reuters correspondent