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- New Law Society chief's career started with Reuters scholarship
- How the death of Pope Francis brought Phil Pullella back to Reuters
- Special traffic in Saigon - a murky incident
- Next Baron's Briefing- Archivists Rory Carruthers and David Cutler
- Could planned pension reforms impact Reuters pension scheme members?
How the death of Pope Francis brought Phil Pullella back to Reuters
Wednesday 21 May 2025
After Pope Francis died on April 21, several ex-Reuters reporters quickly noticed the reappearance on the file of a famous byline that had disappeared a year before -- veteran Vatican correspondent Phil Pullella. At the request of The Baron, here is Phil's account of his return and Rome's coverage of the papal death and dramatic election of Pope Leo XIV.
Could planned pension reforms impact Reuters pension scheme members?
Saturday 17 May 2025
Updates from the Pension Review Group
Obituary - Nick Kotch, veteran Reuters correspondent and leading Africa expert
Saturday 10 May 2025
Veteran Reuters correspondent and leading Africanist Nick Kotch, whose eventful career included being deported from Congo in a small boat, died on May 2 after surgery following a long illness. He was 72.
The Reuter Society Chair
Friday 25 April 2025
The Reuter Society is looking for a new chair following the resignation of Steve Somerville on health grounds after 25 years in the post. It's been so long that scarcely anyone remembers the early days of the Reuters alumni club.
Angus MacSwan retires after more than 40 years
Saturday 5 April 2025
Angus MacSwan has retired after more than 40 years, saying his career at Reuters had been a source of great pride and it had been a pleasure to work with some "tremendous colleagues and friends."
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