Leveson praises 'best' Colvin

A judge conducting an inquiry into press standards in Britain today praised a award-winning foreign correspondent killed in Syria.

Leveson praises 'best' Colvin
Mon, 27 Feb, 2012 - 10:26

A judge conducting an inquiry into press standards in Britain today praised a award-winning foreign correspondent killed in Syria.

Lord Justice Leveson said Sunday Times reporter Marie Colvin was an example of the “best in journalism”.

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