Sentences with phrase «affair editor»

She was previously the newspaper's business affairs editor.

Another strong contender for the coveted lobby job is the Mail's respected home affairs editor James Slack.

Senior Consumer Affairs Editor Kelsey Mays: «The mere fact that it's an SUV with a manual transmission — and not a trucky, long - throw unit, either — makes it fun.

Mark Kenny is the national affairs editor for the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, based at Parliament House

(The Latvian case is about the Latvian SS: I don't claim to be an expert on the wartime history of Latvia, but Observer foreign affairs editor Peter Beamount offered an informed view that the Tory account does seem to gloss over the Latvian SS history, and to have misreported the current politics of the deeply contested March 16 commemoration).

Published by The Times and produced by Jonathan Ames and legal affairs editor Frances Gibb, The Brief compiles the most important and influential news in the legal industry on a daily basis.

John Simpson is a distinguished journalist and the BBC's world affairs editor.

In The Guardian, home affairs editor Alan Travis says Hammond's remark «carried an echo of Norman Lamont's notorious phrase at the height of the 1991 recession».

In addition, as urban affairs editor, Watson oversees coverage of the city school system, transportation and politics.

Whilst it should be noted that such expenditure is entirely within the rules, BBC Welsh affairs editor Vaughan Roderick wrote yesterday that «more than half» of the 12 - strong Tory group at Cardiff Bay now believe that he should stand down.

Home affairs editor Mark Easton discusses Oxfam's new report about the recession and poverty in the UK.

Prior to that he was a vice president of Harper & Row Publishers and Newsweek's senior national affairs editor from 1965 to 1969.

Mark Follman is the national affairs editor at Mother Jones.

The ABC's recently appointed Indigenous affairs editor Stan Grant urged a rethink of what it means to be Indigenous in modern Australia, saying that as well as disadvantage and suffering, there is a strongly emerging «Indigenous middle class».

He previously served as Business Affairs Editor, Business Editor, Technology Editor and Science Correspondent.

I was part of the team that discovered government support for fracking, and our research has been extensively reported and validated by the New York Times, Associated Press and a powerful new book by Foreign Affairs editor, Jonathan Tepperman called The Fix.

Senior Consumer Affairs Editor Kelsey Mays pulls no punches when it comes to the Prius: «In contrast to its predecessor's agreeable, techy - hatch design, the fourth - generation Prius has an aesthetic that could make children cry.

Consumer Affairs editor Kelsey Mays was testing a 2018 BMW 530e recently and used Google Maps to find a charging station near his home in suburban Chicago.

Slack became the Mail's political editor in October 2015, having previously been home affairs editor.

His misuse of official crime figures, first exposed by the BBC's home affairs editor, Mark Easton, has been seized on by the Home Secretary Alan Johnson as a major gaffe that can be used against every Tory candidate at the forthcoming election.

He is an experienced legal and business affairs editor and writer of two decades» standing.