Jeremy Paxman AACL/FPA Lunch
Too Good To Pass Up?
This summer's Buckingham Palace Garden Parties take place next month.
This year as usual the AACL has four working journalist passes for July 7, 14 and 21.
If you would like to included in the draw, please drop me an email by June 26.
Jeremy Paxman, a BBC presenter and one of Britain’s best known journalists, joined us for lunch on April 20 at the Foreign Press Association. We talked a little about his best-selling book and documentary series, The Victorians, and a lot about politics and our trade. Paxman began by raising an eyebrow and asking: ‘Does anyone really want to hear about The Victorians?’ We did – but we also covered a wide range of interesting topics, from Tony Blair’s good memory to covering the Troubles. I’m delighted to report that someone asked him the same question over and over and over again.
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The AACL has been a forum for American journalists in London since 1919 and has had many established journalists as members over the years, including the legendary CBS broadcaster Edward R. Murrow.
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