spent 21 years as a correspondent in dozens of countries in three continents. He has covered business, economics, wars, elections, sport and disasters and headed the team covering the collapse of the Soviet Union for Reuters news agency. He speaks fluent Spanish, Portuguese and Russian. Since 1998 he has been a full-time media and journalism trainer. Media clients include UN executives in a dozen countries. has worked as a journalist and television producer since 1983 in the BBC, Reuters, Bloomberg, Sky and CNBC. Her main work has been in financial television, but she also writes for the British print media and specialist magazines. As a media trainer, she specialises in television interview technique, with many top British banks and businesses on her client list. She also trains executives for the United Nations. has nearly two decades of experience in news agency, newspaper and broadcast journalism. He was Daily Telegraph bureau chief in Berlin during the fall of the Berlin Wall and in Moscow for the collapse of the Soviet Union. As the Financial Times' Chief Political Correspondent, he covered the rise of Tony Blair, before becoming a political analyst for the BBC's Today programme. He is the author of Inside Yeltsin's Russia and a biography of former British Foreign Secretary Robin Cook, and speaks fluent German, Russian and French. has been a media consultant and journalism trainer since 2002, specialising in Eastern Europe and the Balkans. He has conducted media training for the Organization of Security and Co-operation in Europe and journalism workshops all over the former Soviet Union. Previously he was a Reuters correspondent for 16 years in the former Soviet Union and the Balkans. He trains in Russian and English and also speaks fluent Bulgarian. began her career with the BBC and has worked as a journalist, reporter, producer and presenter in British radio and television. She also spent six years in Detroit in the United States, co-presenting the evening TV news programme for ABC TV2 and presented a TV arts magazine programme for WDET public TV. She has designed and delivered media training programmes for top executives at a range of UK ministries, major companies and NGOs. has designed and led a series of media workshops for United Nations organisations on behalf of the Reuters Foundation. He has also run courses for aid organisations and designed a part of the Alertnet website. He was a correspondent and regional manager for Reuters in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East from 1969 until 1997. He worked as a Communications Officer for the Food and Agriculture Organisation in the tsunami-hit regions of Indonesia in early 2005. is based in Madrid and works as a journalist and media trainer in both Spanish and English. She started her journalism career in print, with stints at the Guardian and El Mundo, then moved into broadcasting with the BBC, Channel Four and Spanish national radio station COPE. She has trained for the BBC and Reuters Foundation in several countries across the world.