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Roger Cohen returns to Paris
Friday 27 November 2020
Communication in a Time of Plague
Sunday 20 September 2020
O tempora, o mores
Sunday 23 April 2023
TASS - 'exceptionally verified' - and Reuters
Thursday 17 March 2022
Fancy a holiday, darling?
Monday 9 November 2020
Foundation editor-in-chief to step down
Wednesday 24 March 2021
Manfred Pagel - Great newsman, outstanding financial editor
Thursday 1 February 2024
TASS and Reuters
Tuesday 2 June 2020
Uncharitable?
Saturday 12 February 2022
Marathon Man who built the new pensioners website
Wednesday 29 November 2023
Long walk persuades former Reuters correspondent to emigrate
Thursday 23 September 2021
My brush with Mugabe's death squads
Wednesday 22 April 2020
Reuters reporter's Guernica poem resonates with Ukraine
Wednesday 1 June 2022
Tough, indefatigable, loyal Rolf
Sunday 2 October 2022
Vietnam War haunts are now for dong millionaires
The bars of Saigon were home for two generations of war correspondents, the reporters who covered the French and American conflicts. They offered an essential interlude between forays out of the city to the battlefields of Vietnam. Some of them were hotel bars, others back street dives. The older ones, like the Continental and the Majestic, figured in novels of the French Indochina War, by writers such as Graham Greene and Jean Lartéguy. Later the Caravelle became the American media headquarters. One of the attractions of the most popular bars was their rooftop location: at times of crisis in the city they became vantage points for viewing the action. Now they are luxury leisure scenes for rich tourists.
Godfrey Hodgson
Friday 10 March 2023
Reuters technical development chronology 1985-1989
Monday 27 July 2015
Reuters technical development: Glossary
Monday 10 August 2015
Reuters technical development chronology 1970-1974
Monday 6 July 2015
Refugee crisis dominates news industry powwow
Friday 30 October 2015
Fifty years on: Jim Brumm, Journalist First Class
Monday 13 November 2017
Something happened at Patrick Worsnip's farewell party
Thursday 1 March 2012
Reuters technical development chronology 1964-1969
Monday 29 June 2015
Chrystia Freeland quits Reuters for Toronto politics
Saturday 27 July 2013
Digger - a true original who loved being mischievous
Sunday 8 February 2015
Lesley Chamberlain takes latest book to Sydney Writers Festival
Sunday 15 March 2015
Stockmaster - the service that revolutionised Reuters
Friday 13 June 2014
David Nicholson
Saturday 8 August 2009
Reuters technical development chronology 1991-1994
Wednesday 26 April 2017
Symphony: movement in a major key
Tuesday 8 December 2015
Plagiarism
Wednesday 7 November 2012
Vanora Bennett
Thursday 4 December 2014
News agencies must evolve or meet extinction
Thursday 17 November 2011
The Thomson Reuters Foundation: a charity that's run like a business
Wednesday 10 April 2019
The newsonomics of Reuters' Americanisation
Friday 17 June 2011
The unicorn that could help slay Bloomberg
Wednesday 14 June 2017
Foundation editor Timothy Large steps down
Friday 11 November 2016
David Ure
Tuesday 4 March 2014
No room at the inn for the Diggerati
Monday 8 February 2016
How the Foundation is re-shaping the business of social change
Thursday 14 July 2016
Change for the better at Reuters
Thursday 26 July 2012
The Reuters buyout and those left behind
Tuesday 22 October 2013
Belinda Goldsmith
Tuesday 8 October 2019
Assassinations in Sarajevo - how Reuters almost got it wrong
Friday 27 June 2014
Making the best of it - Anthony Grey's China ordeal in the 'raw'
ANTHONY GREY - The Hostage Handbook: The Secret Diary of a Two-Year Ordeal in China - Tagman Press - 2009
John Morrison on the guilty pleasure of making up quotes
Thursday 6 January 2011
Andrew Rashbass
Tuesday 3 December 2013
Remembering Graham Jenkins
Sunday 1 January 2017
Cuba story exposes risks of editorial policy changes
Friday 9 January 2015
'Greed and intrigue', but no villainy
JOHN LAWRENSON & LIONEL BARBER - The Price of Truth: The Story of the Reuters Millions - Mainstream Publishing - 1985, revised 1986
Thomson Reuters Foundation celebrates 20 years of real news about real people
Tuesday 19 September 2017
Thomson Reuters Foundation revamps media development programmes
Sunday 22 March 2015
Fate and fortune: the state of Reuters
Monday 5 September 2016
Reuters correspondent is named international journalist of the year
Wednesday 7 June 2017
Google News: Europe's newest BFF*
Tuesday 5 May 2015
From war correspondent to Olympic sceptic and then enthusiast
Saturday 28 July 2012
'Alarming cultural influences' long behind him, David Storey steps down
Wednesday 21 October 2015
Jon Henderson
Tuesday 6 October 2009
Covering the world, paralysed from the shoulders down
Thursday 6 September 2018
Stephen Adler: 'How my colleagues made me a better journalist'
Saturday 17 May 2014
And the band plays on
Saturday 7 February 2015
Foundation's Nita Bhalla is journalist of the year in Asia
Friday 16 June 2017
Sam Fromartz learns in Paris how to bake a stellar baguette
Monday 7 September 2009
'Duriaud'
Wednesday 22 January 2020
Bush, broccoli and me
Wednesday 5 December 2018
Reshaping the business of social change
Wednesday 10 April 2013
Ex-Reuters journalist credited with scoring first hit on Murdochs
Thursday 21 July 2011
On being 'hired hacks of the Western bourgeoisie'
JOHN MILLER - All Them Cornfields and Ballet in the Evening - Hodgson Press - 2010
Jack Shafer: 'I'm part of a belt-tightening'
Thursday 20 November 2014
Playing in the big leagues
Sunday 19 June 2011
J'Accuse: Thomson cuts imperil Reuter news
Wednesday 10 August 2016
My swim with Fidel
Wednesday 30 November 2016
Patrick Massey
Tuesday 17 March 2009
How I became Castro's sacrificial lamb
Monday 2 January 2017
James Smith's vision
Friday 30 August 2013
Cuba editorial raises major charges
Friday 9 January 2015
Tom Glocer and Goldman Sachs
Saturday 1 May 2010
Gilbert Sedbon
Monday 27 June 2011
Ethics
Thursday 20 June 2013
Rick Norsworthy, US Communications Director
Friday 20 December 2019
Trainees
Tuesday 1 January 2013
85 Grub Street
Tuesday 24 September 2019
Covering the world's under-reported stories: Reuters or the Foundation?
Tuesday 27 May 2014
Theatre dedicates play to the two imprisoned Reuters reporters
Monday 3 September 2018
Killed correspondents
Monday 10 January 2011
Leaning back into the future
Sunday 2 June 2013
Post-Refinitiv dawn
Monday 3 December 2018
David Fox and Andrew Marshall
Thursday 28 April 2011
Lunch at Reuters
Friday 1 January 2010
On the train with Douglas Learmond
Wednesday 1 May 2019
Robert Eksuzyan
Sunday 25 September 2011
News
Obituary: Brendan Boyle
Tuesday 12 February 2019
Brendan Boyle (photo), who was Johannesburg bureau chief from 1997 to 2004, died in Cape Town on 10 February from cancer. He was 68.
Internet a basic human right - Tom Glocer
Thursday 17 March 2011
Internet access is a basic human right and government attempts to stop the free flow of information will fail dramatically, CEO Tom Glocer told a Middle East media conference.
Reuters CEO suggests US is still a question mark
Wednesday 4 December 2013
Reuters will continue to see growth in the United States but whether it can break through into a heartland dominated by the Associated Press and Bloomberg will be a big ask, Reuters chief executive Andrew Rashbass said in an indication the agency's focus there may have gone too far.
Reuters releases mobile game app with US presidential election theme
Wednesday 24 February 2016
Reuters has released its first game for the iPhone - a US presidential election simulation called White House Run.
Reuters names two multi-media 'mega-theme' editors
Friday 6 February 2015
Reuters announced the first two appointments in an editorial plan to improve multi-media coverage of cross-border "mega-themes" without adding staff.
Executive changes beginning of the end of turbulent period - new CEO
Friday 2 December 2011
Thomson Reuters' next chief executive James Smith, pictured, on Friday set out his priorities for the company when he takes over from Tom Glocer on 1 January and said Thursday's announcement was the beginning of the end of a turbulent period of executive changes.
Reuters fields huge team for Davos meeting
Wednesday 23 January 2013
Reuters is fielding what must be reckoned a record team, some of them pictured, to cover this year's World Economic Forum annual meeting, which begins today in Davos, Switzerland.
No interest in buying print media says Tom Glocer
Friday 6 November 2009
Tom Glocer has dismissed speculation that Thomson Reuters might buy a newspaper or magazine.
Silence in Reuters newsrooms marks Press Freedom Day
Tuesday 3 May 2011
Reuters newsrooms fell silent for one minute on Tuesday " World Press Freedom Day " to remember journalists killed in the pursuit of their profession.
FT awards Devin Wenig, ex-markets CEO, for jargon
Thursday 12 January 2012
Devin Wenig, the former markets division chief executive who left Thomson Reuters abruptly last July after slower than expected Q2 growth, has been named by the Financial Times as a winner of its annual jargon awards.
Shifty? Do they mean us?
Friday 12 June 2009
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Reuters, media giant. What can they mean? And then there's the theme, "Shifty Business".
Thomson Reuters leadership 'working more closely together'
Tuesday 18 March 2014
Thomson Reuters executive committee comprising the group's 16-strong leadership is working more closely together to align behind a new statement of purpose and corporate values recently outlined by CEO James Smith.
Foundation switches editorial direction to cover 'new frontier of human rights'
Tuesday 28 January 2020
Thomson Reuters' corporate Foundation is changing the focus of its news service to reflect new centres of interest in media freedom, inclusive economies and human rights.
Review of the year 2013
Sunday 22 December 2013
This year at Thomson Reuters was one of cost-cutting leading to re-organisation, restructuring and redundancies. Following are some highlights of developments reported on The Baron.
Chrystia Freeland 'hastened Reuters Next's demise'
Thursday 26 September 2013
Chrystia Freeland, who quit suddenly in July as Reuters' managing director and editor, consumer news, to launch a political career, was both the motivating force behind the agency's ambitious digital revamp and one of the primary reasons it was killed, according to current and former employees.
Reuters aims to become best in the world - Stephen Adler
Friday 16 September 2011
Reuters wants to raise its profile, increase the impact of its journalism and be as influential in the United States as it is in the rest of the world.
Tom Glocer out as Thomson family appoints new CEO
Thursday 1 December 2011
Tom Glocer is stepping down and will be replaced as chief executive by chief operating officer James Smith on 1 January, Thomson Reuters said on Thursday. The change is happening more quickly than had been expected, indicating the Thomson family which owns 55 per cent of the company is taking tight control of its largest asset.
A Foundation for better things to come
Wednesday 17 April 2013
It started with a grant at a time when giving did not figure on the owners' agenda. Most of them were more interested in exploiting their stakes in what had become an increasingly valuable but tantalisingly illiquid asset. They wanted cash for their own individual business purposes.
Thomson Reuters takes a swing at Bloomberg with chat service tie-up
Tuesday 13 June 2017
Thomson Reuters opened up a new front in its battle with Bloomberg's dominant chat network for the financial services industry with a strategic partnership.
Thomson Reuters profit beats forecasts, sees 2009 revenue growth
Tuesday 24 February 2009
Thomson Reuters reported stronger-than-expected quarterly profit on Tuesday and said it expected revenue to grow in 2009 despite job cuts and decreased spending among financial industry customers.
Layoffs at Thomson Reuters largely designated, staff told
Friday 15 February 2013
Layoffs at Thomson Reuters " 2,500 or four per cent of the 60,000 workforce this year " disclosed in a presentation to analysts on the latest financial results this week have largely already been designated, according to a discussion on the company's internal communications system.
Expect revenue growth in 2nd half, Tom Glocer tells shareholders
Friday 14 May 2010
Thomson Reuters has weathered the economic storm and expects to return to revenue growth in the second half of this year, CEO Tom Glocer said on Friday.
CEO Monique Villa to leave Thomson Reuters Foundation
Thursday 17 January 2019
Monique Villa (photo) is stepping down as chief executive of the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Pay boom for Thomson Reuters executives
Thursday 2 April 2009
Six senior executives of Thomson Reuters have been given share awards that could be worth $61 million, the Financial Times reported on Thursday.
News ethics light shines on paid Reuters article
Friday 25 January 2019
A report on Reuters' website raises questions about the ethics of paid stories that look and feel like journalism and on news providers' broader relationships with governments, Columbia Journalism Review said.
Thomson Reuters seeks Pentagon meeting over slayings
Tuesday 6 April 2010
Editor-in-chief David Schlesinger and chief executive Tom Glocer are seeking a meeting with the Pentagon to discuss the need to learn lessons from the killing of two Reuters staffers in Iraq.
Thomson Reuters CEO James Smith: 'We have turned the ship'
Wednesday 30 April 2014
Thomson Reuters is off to a solid start, chief executive James Smith said in a statement accompanying the group's first quarter results that showed performance consistent with full-year expectations.
Video released showing US Army's killing of Reuters news staff
Monday 5 April 2010
Graphic footage of the killing of two Reuters news staff by US forces in Baghdad three years ago was released in Washington on Monday.
$3 billion hit pushes Thomson Reuters into heavy loss
Thursday 9 February 2012
Thomson Reuters revealed a $3 billion charge on Thursday related to the declining value of its troubled financial services business, swinging the company to a steep quarterly operating loss.
Thomson Reuters' Q3 results better than expected
Wednesday 12 November 2008
Thomson Reuters reported stronger than expected third quarter results on Wednesday and said integration was ahead of plan. It affirmed its February forecast for 2008 revenue growth of six to eight per cent.
Thomson Reuters Q3 earnings beat estimates
Tuesday 1 November 2011
Thomson Reuters' third-quarter profit rose by 10 per cent, higher than expected, as strength in its professional division offset weakness in the markets business.
Thomson Reuters joins fight against human trafficking
Wednesday 17 June 2015
Thomson Reuters is linking up with two anti-slavery organisations to turn the power of data analytics onto corrupt labour brokers and people traffickers.
Analysts lift TRI targets but doubt cast on Q3 figures
Thursday 31 October 2013
Stock analysts raised their forecasts for Thomson Reuters shares following the third-quarter results announced this week, but a report in New York alleged the company was spinning the numbers.
Reuters' new word limits take effect - but there'll be exceptions
Tuesday 11 November 2014
Reuters reporters will be able to argue for exceptions to the agency's new word limits for news stories to help "avoid foolish consistency".
Thomson Reuters swings to loss in downbeat results
Wednesday 12 February 2014
Thomson Reuters reported worse-than-expected results on Wednesday, swinging to the merged group's first loss due to what it termed "headwinds" " costs of cutting 3,000 jobs, higher taxes, reductions in spending by financial customers in Europe and Asia and a weaker legal business in Latin America.
'Relentless' cost-cutting in downturn
Wednesday 22 October 2008
Thomson Reuters will cut costs relentlessly to deal with the global financial crisis but further redundancies are not foreseen, online reports said on Wednesday.
Thomson Reuters CEO James Smith's pay cut - report
Tuesday 29 April 2014
Thomson Reuters CEO James Smith's pay last year was reduced to $8.2 million from a total of $18.8 million in 2012, according to the London Evening Standard.
Obituary: Thomas Ingham
Sunday 20 June 2010
Thomas Ingham, who has died of cancer in Thailand, was an information technology linch-pin during a period of exponential growth at Reuters.
Obituary: Susan Zeidler
Thursday 28 September 2017
Former Reuters journalist Susan Zeidler (photo) died on Tuesday in Los Angeles after a long battle with cancer. She was 58.
Reuters to beat Bloomberg out of global crisis - FT
Monday 27 April 2009
Reuters may fare better than Bloomberg in the current financial crisis, the Financial Times said on Monday.
Reuters picks up retrenched media columnist
Tuesday 6 September 2011
Reuters' latest high-profile recruit in an editorial hiring spree is a US columnist who was recently laid off as media critic of an online news, politics and culture magazine.
Rupert Murdoch saw Reuters as a rival to the WSJ
Monday 11 April 2011
Rupert Murdoch, a former Reuters director, gave high priority to competition with Reuters and other wire services when he acquired The Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Newswires in 2007, according to The New Yorker.
Reuters to expand opinion offering
Thursday 15 September 2011
Reuters is substantially increasing the volume of its opinion articles and wants to offer commentary on all sorts of issues and news stories as part of an effort to make it more than just a wire service, one of its new editors said in an interview.
Hong Kong raider to target Refinitiv as a 'terminal acquisition' - report
Sunday 15 September 2019
Hong Kong's stock exchange will turn its fire on Refinitiv in an attempt to bear-hug the London Stock Exchange and win investor support for its hostile £32 billion takeover, The Sunday Times reported.
Severance costs weigh on Thomson Reuters Q1 earnings
Tuesday 30 April 2013
Thomson Reuters on Tuesday reported a seven per cent decline in first-quarter operating profit caused by severance costs and a decrease in revenue at its financial & risk division.
Focus on costs to maintain profitability - James Smith
Tuesday 31 July 2012
Thomson Reuters expects net sales to financial institutions to continue to decline for the rest of this year as conditions in Europe have deteriorated more than anticipated and major banks are still slashing costs.
Top Thomson Reuters executives set managers a new goal
Friday 25 January 2013
Thomson Reuters' executive committee headed by CEO James Smith has set a new job performance goal that will affect all of the group's 60,000 employees.
Reuters people most numerous in roll of slain journalists
Monday 22 November 2010
Twelve Reuters people " more than from any other news organisation " were named in a roll call of 48 who have died covering conflicts for the British media since 2000.
Obituary: Paul Iredale
Tuesday 28 February 2017
Paul Iredale (photo), who died after a long illness on Monday aged 66, was a larger-than-life figure whose postings during 27 years as a Reuters correspondent spanned Africa, Asia and Latin America.
Thomson Reuters Foundation news extends reach to Eikon
Tuesday 16 September 2014
Stories produced by the Thomson Reuters Foundation, the expanding charitable arm of Thomson Reuters, now feature on Eikon screens, the foundation's editor-in-chief Belinda Goldsmith (photo) said in a statement.
'We've turned the ship' - Thomson Reuters CEO James Smith
Thursday 11 February 2016
Reuters owner Thomson Reuters reported higher-than-expected quarterly profit and said it expects revenue to grow by low single digits this year.
Reuters dumps TASS
Wednesday 23 March 2022
Reuters said it had decided to remove all content by TASS from its business-to-business platform amid growing criticism of how Russia's state-owned news agency is portraying the war in Ukraine.
Obituary: Michael Arkus
Tuesday 2 August 2022
Michael Arkus (photo), who died of cancer in a New York hospital on Tuesday aged 86, was Reuters man in Havana in the 1960s when, "intent on avoiding work by spending hours every morning at the beach," he espied a familiar beard floating on the waters.
Obituary: John Miller
Thursday 21 January 2021
John Miller (photo), who has died at the age of 88, was a Reuter correspondent in Moscow and New York in the early 1960s before starting a long newspaper career and becoming over 30 years an almost permanent fixture in the Soviet capital's foreign press corps - and notably in Reuters Moscow bureau.
Obituary: Bernard Edinger
Saturday 25 June 2022
Bernard Edinger (photo), who died on Saturday in Paris aged 80, was what you might call the tribal Reuters correspondent.
Reuters' first 'op-ed' editor jumps ship
Friday 31 January 2014
Another of the high-profile editors who joined Reuters in a hiring spree aimed at raising the agency's commentary profile three years ago is leaving.
2,500 job cuts at Thomson Reuters this year
Wednesday 13 February 2013
Thomson Reuters is slashing 2,500 jobs, about four per cent of its 60,000 workforce, this year as it cuts costs and tries to turn around its largest division. Severance will cost $100 million this quarter.
Thomson Reuters deploys information as a weapon to fight slavery
Friday 27 November 2015
Thomson Reuters has unveiled a potential new weapon in the fight against modern day slavery - information.
Reuters journalists strike across the United States
Thursday 4 August 2022
Nearly 300 Reuters journalists in the United States staged a 24-hour strike on Thursday in protest against a one per cent pay increase and what they said was "management's slow-walking contract renewal negotiations".
Journalists said to consider strike
Monday 12 May 2008
Thomson Reuters journalists, bracing for job cuts this week, are contemplating strike action over the way managers are slashing costs, The Guardian reported.
Reuters wins two Pulitzers, celebrations subdued
Tuesday 16 April 2019
Reuters won two Pulitzer Prizes, but celebrations were subdued while two of the winners, reporters Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo, remain imprisoned in Myanmar.
CPJ calls for Thai government action on slain TV cameraman
Thursday 29 July 2010
Lethal recklessness by security forces and protesters during political unrest in Bangkok led to the death of a Reuters cameraman shot whilst covering the violence, an investigation by the Committee to Protect Journalists has found.
Obituary: George Vine
Thursday 22 December 2016
George Vine, who has died aged 97, was a Reuters correspondent in Bonn during the Cold War who was arrested by East German secret police during a visit to East Berlin.
Asset manager looks to cut Bloomberg fees with cheaper terminals
Sunday 11 February 2024
Looking to slash costs, UK asset manager Abrdn is exploring cheaper alternatives to Bloomberg terminals, widely used in the investment industry, according to the Financial Times. As part of a drive to cut about £150 million, Abrdn was considering scaling back its Bloomberg terminal subscriptions and trialling an alternative from FactSet, the paper quoted two insiders as saying.
Obituary: Hugh Pain
Friday 26 February 2010
Hugh Pain, who as a correspondent survived an anti-tank mine explosion and sniper fire, died on Thursday after a two-year battle with lung cancer. He was 69. His condition had deteriorated about three weeks ago.
Thomson Reuters returned to profit in Q4 but 2014 revenue was flat
Wednesday 11 February 2015
Thomson Reuters swung to a fourth-quarter profit in 2014 and the core financial and risk division posted its first net sales growth in six years.
Ibrahim Jassam: one year without justice
Wednesday 2 September 2009
Reuters marked a sorrowful anniversary on Wednesday - one year since US and Iraqi troops forcibly detained Iraqi journalist Ibrahim Jassam.
Shots fired in Thomson Reuters office in Poland - reports
Wednesday 15 November 2017
Shots were fired in a Thomson Reuters building in Gdynia, Poland (photo), on Tuesday evening, police said. No one was hurt.
Pearson denies FT is for sale - to Thomson Reuters or anyone
Friday 10 February 2012
The Financial Times is not for sale, its owner Pearson said on Friday in a sharp slap-down of a report that Thomson Reuters was in "clear discussions" to buy the newspaper.
Reuters reporters in France strike over job cuts
Tuesday 17 December 2019
Journalists working for Reuters in France have gone on strike over news pictures job cuts, six months after more than half of French language service staff were laid off.
Reuters data centre slated for shutdown could close by end-2016 or later
Wednesday 24 September 2014
The Reuters data centre in New York, already earmarked for closure, could shut within two years or remain open for years more.
Events
The Reuter Society
Thursday 16 June 2016 – Thursday 16 June 2016
Speaker: Stephen Grey, prize-winning journalist and author specialising in security, espionage and conflict issues. He will be talking on the theme of his latest book, 'The New Spymasters: Inside Espionage from the Cold War to Global Terror'. Bridewell Hall, St Bride Institute, St Bride's Passage off Fleet Street, London.
The Reuter Society
Tuesday 3 March 2015 – Tuesday 3 March 2015
Speaker Alan Philps, editor, Chatham House The World Today magazine, on the theme: Don't let the truth get in the way: a Reuter trainee adrift in newspaper-land. Bridewell Hall, St Bride Institute, St Bride's Passage off Fleet Street, London
The Reuter Society
Thursday 19 June 2014 – Thursday 19 June 2014
Speaker: Björn Edlund on the theme "Summertime and the subbin' is easy. Hartzman's tasting, and the Horseman is Cy. What I learned at Reuters and UPI". Bridewell Hall, St Bride Institute, St Bride's Passage off Fleet Street, London
The Reuter Society AGM
Thursday 7 December 2017 – Thursday 7 December 2017
Speaker Alan Cowell on the theme: Fake News and how reporters risk falling in to Trump's trap. Bridewell Hall, St Bride Institute, St Bride's Passage off Fleet Street, London.
The Reuter Society AGM
Thursday 1 December 2016 – Thursday 1 December 2016
Speaker Jonathan Fitzgerald on the theme: Selling the Baron on three continents (not to mention the odd lunch). Bridewell Hall, St Bride Institute, St Bride's Passage off Fleet Street, London.
The Reuter Society
Wednesday 11 October 2017 – Wednesday 11 October 2017
Speaker Tim Heritage on the theme: Reporting from Moscow. Bridewell Hall, St Bride Institute, St Bride's Passage, off Fleet Street, London.