Sentences with phrase «affair correspondent»

BBC Home Affairs Correspondent Dominic Casciani Tweeted this video, which cuts between the eyes of the masked terrorist shown in the ISIS propaganda and Abu Rumaysah, a British Citizen who fled to Syria after being released on bail while under investigation for allegedly encouraging terrorism.

He began his journalism career as an intern for NPR Legal Affairs Correspondent Nina Totenberg, who has also occasionally been known to sing in public.

The repetition of «fake news» claims by members of the Trump Administration has become a branding tool to undermine the press, said Mitchell, who is NBC's chief foreign affairs correspondent.

Here's Laura's Kuenssberg's take on the headaches for the PM, and a look at Mr Javid's in - tray by BBC home affairs correspondent Dominic Casciani.

Journalist Martin Bashir has been appointed as the new religious affairs correspondent for the BBC.

Anne Thompson, chief environmental affairs correspondent for NBC News, moderated the event, which was held the same day the Japanese government raised the Fukushima reactor disaster to 7 on the International Nuclear and Radiological Event Scale, fanning doubts about the future of nuclear power — currently the leading zero - carbon energy source.

«The Early Show» consumer affairs correspondent Susan Koeppen reports on an online scam that tries to lure pet lovers into buying puppies from

Hat tip to David Akin, national affairs correspondent in Ottawa for Canwest, for sharing the link on Twitter.

BBC home affairs correspondent Danny Shaw tweeted: «Mark Harper will probably be best remembered for the «go home» ad vans & measures to clamp down on benefit claims from EU immigrants.»

«The Early Show» consumer affairs correspondent Susan Koeppen reports on an online scam that tries to lure pet lovers into buying puppies from Africa.

Longtime TV anchor and global affairs correspondent Ali Velshi knows.

The BBC's Religious Affairs Correspondent Caroline Wyatt has said she's been «overwhelmed by the good... More

The show, which was presented by the late BBC religious affairs correspondent Gerald Priestland, originally aired in 1981.

At the same time, the new chancellor has appointed Sky News consumer affairs correspondent Poppy Trowbridge as a special adviser.

Sam Roberts, New York Times Urban Affairs Correspondent, will be the moderator.

However the Home Office has told Channel 4 News's Home Affairs Correspondent Simon Israel that it is only the centre's «family unit» that will close, and not the whole of Yarl's Wood.

It's not the usual social affairs correspondents, but packs of bewildered cultural critics — because this is the street that's been shortlisted for the Turner prize.

The New Yorker's Legal Affairs correspondent Jeffrey Toobin analyzes the Google Books copyright litigation in this week's issue.

Written by Slate legal - affairs correspondent Dahlia Lithwick and animated by Robert Donnelly, the video, as an imagination of what might be, makes for a very funny parody.

Isaac Lee, Chief Content Officer, Univision and Televisa Andrea Mitchell, Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent, NBC News; Host, Andrea Mitchell Reports, MSNBC David Sanger, National Security Correspondent, The New York Times Moderator: Adam Lashinsky, Fortune

And none of it - from terrorism through to the Windrush crisis - is easy to fix, writes BBC home affairs correspondent Dominic Casciani.

I heard Goldstein's guest appearance on NPR last night driving home and he was as lucid and light as Legal Affairs Correspondent Nina Totenberg, who is clearly having the time of her life with this story.

Juliet Eilperin is The Washington Post's senior national affairs correspondent, covering how the new administration is transforming a range of U.S. policies and the federal government itself.

The BBC's Home Affairs Correspondent Danny Shaw said the ruling was an embarrassment and a setback for the coalition but was not a fatal blow to its plan for a permanent cap on non-EU migration.

Elise Labott, the network's global affairs correspondent, tweeted Thursday that the Statue of Liberty was bowing its head «in anguish» over the House's decision to pass the bill, which would suspend the program allowing Syrian and Iraqi refugees into the U.S.

TV Journalist Martin Bashir is set to replace Caroline Wyatt as the religious affairs correspondent for the BBC.

It was written by Stephen Bates, the Guardian's religious Affairs correspondent, who is himself a Catholic, and its tone of gratified amazement reflected the general reaction among Catholics hostile tothe overall direction of the last pontificate, and particularly to the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith and its supposedly cold - hearted former prefect.

The BBC's home affairs correspondent Dominic Casciani, who is at the scene, said a large number of officers have been working inside the property and a forensics tent is in place in the back garden.

Jonathan Miller, Channel 4's foreign affairs correspondent, investigates footage taken from thousands of videos circulating online, with the aim of determining whether or not there is prima facie evidence of widespread and systematic torture being carried out by the Syrian state on its own people.

9:00 AM Andrea Mitchell, chief affairs correspondent, NBC News; host, Andrea Mitchell Reports, MSNBC; Isaac Lee, chief content officer Univision and Telvisa; David Sanger, national security correspondent, The New York Times.

John NicholsTwitterJohn Nichols is The Nation's national - affairs correspondent.

Home affairs correspondent Dominic Casciani says the new Home Secretary faces complex tasks, from the Windrush crisis to terrorism threats.

The first story I came across this morning was via National Public Radio, where Steve Inskeep and Legal Affairs correspondent Nina Totenberg delivered a solid primer on the issue.