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The independent professional body representing foreign journalists working in the UK. Based in the heart of London, only minutes away from Whitehall and Buckingham Palace, the FPA provides the ideal location for foreign correspondents working in the UK. Whether you need to file a story, attend a special briefing or just enjoy a cup of coffee between meetings, the FPA is the first port of call for new correspondents as well as those who know their way around.

The UK has a managed migration policy for the first time since the 1940s – Phil Woolas MP
Mon Mar 8 13:12:33 2010

Phil Woolas MP, Minister of State for borders and immigration, told the FPA that the starting point for the international strategy jointly launched by his department - the Home Office – with the Foreign Office was the benefit of managed migration.
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"Public service broadcasting is not about being pushed into the dull corners" Richard Sambrook
Fri Mar 5 17:09:59 2010

Just two working days after bringing an end to his 30 year career in BBC News – and on the same day that the BBC’s new strategy was announced - Richard Sambrook discussed the future of public service broadcasting (PSB) with FPA members.
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“Entrepreneurs make the world go faster to a better place” – Sir Stuart Rose, Executive Chairman of Marks and Spencer
Wed Feb 24 14:08:42 2010

The forthcoming General Election was the most important since 1979, Sir Stuart told FPA members at a morning briefing.

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The West’s focus on Iran’s nuclear programme is misplaced - Hadi Gaemi, Director of Human Rights in Iran
Mon Feb 22 10:18:08 2010

Hadi Gaemi, Director of the international campaign for Human Rights in Iran spoke at the FPA
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