ESSENTIAL INFORMATION FOR REUTERS PEOPLE PAST AND PRESENT
- Reuters withdraws story on explosions in Dubai
- Worsnip & Thornton toast the class of 1971
- 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
- BBC grandee and former Reuters trainee David Willey dies aged 94
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.
SOAS names new academic post in honour of former correspondent Peter Sharrock
Friday 22 May 2026
London's prestigious SOAS university has created a chair of Buddhist art in honour of Peter Sharrock, who switched to a highly successful academic career after two decades with Reuters.
People
- Worsnip & Thornton toast the class of 1971
- 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