Sky reporter apologises for 'serious error of judgement'

"If there was someone to apologise to in person, I would," Colin Brazier wrote in today's Guardian.

Tue, 22 Jul, 2014 - 13:01

Conor Hallahan

(Colin Brazier at the crash site in eastern Ukraine)

Sky News reporter Colin Brazier has apologised for a 'serious error of judgement' after he was criticised for going through personal effects of a passenger on Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 while on air.

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Courts Ukraine airliner crash Place: eastern Ukraine Place: Iraq Person: Colin Brazier Person: Brazier Person: prime minister Person: David Cameron Person: Kitty Event: flight MH17 Organisation: Sky Organisation: Sky News Organisation: Twitter Organisation: House of Commons Organisation: Guardian

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