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Biography: Shiulie Ghosh
Biography: Shiulie Ghosh
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Shiulie Ghosh
Shiulie Ghosh
joined Al Jazeera English from ITV News where she was a correspondent and a presenter covering major events around the world.
Her reporting from Thailand on the Asian tsunami was awarded the 2006 Alfred I. Dupont Columbia News Broadcasting Award and in 2001 Shiulie was named Best Television News Journalist at the British Telecom Ethnic Multicultural Media Awards.
During the conflict in Kosovo, Shiulie was based in southern Italy, where she reported on the bombing missions flown by NATO crews. Post-conflict, she reported on the continuing tensions in the divided town of Mitrovica. Shiulie first joined ITV News as a general reporter in January 1998 and later spent three years as Home Affairs Editor of ITV News.
Shiulie has covered a wide range of prominent domestic stories for ITV News including the 7/7 suicide attacks, the Stephen Lawrence Inquiry, and the death of the Queen Mother.
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