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Paul Foot
CPBF's Barry White writes: "Paul was unique, combining the best in investigative journalism with a wonderful ability of analysing complex situations and ideas and presenting them in an understandable and often humorous way. A master of the polemic, great orator and lover and writer of great literature. Above all, he never lost the socialist vision that a better world was possible - a task we have to continue in his memory."I have shared many hours, some frustrating, and many uplifting especially in the last few years, watching, with him the changing fortunes of Plymouth Argyle. Sad he will miss their return to Division One in a few weeks time.
"Paul lived a good and great life. He will be sadly missed, but never forgotten."
Last modified: Tuesday, July 20, 2004
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World Press Freedom Day
More reporters are currently imprisoned in Turkey than in any other country in the world. Only a matter of weeks ago lawyers failed to persuade a Turkish court to release a 76-year-old journalist from a Turkish internet news station.
World Press Freedom Day on Friday May 3, 2013 is being marked in Britain by a rally to highlight the dangers facing journalists in Turkey and in this podcast, Nicholas Jones speaks to Barry White, Organiser at the Campaign for Press and Broadcasting Freedom, and Sam Bamford, the TUC's policy officer for Eastern Europe and Africa about the importance of a campaign to highlight international press freedom.
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A European Citizens' Initiative is an official petition, like a Downing Street petition. If it succeeds in gathering a million signatures across the EU, the Commission is obliged to respond.
This petition calls for the EU to act to protect media pluralism and press freedom.
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