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lobby correspondents

lobby correspondents is the plural of lobby correspondent.

Meaning of lobby correspondent

Noun

lobby correspondent (plural lobby correspondents)

  1. (UK) A journalist who reports on political and parliamentary affairs, especially through unattributed sources from politicians or other government officials.
    • Another paper reported that the GMB's decision to cut back the cash it gives to the Labour Party was all down to Gordon Brown. The evidence for this was that a lobby correspondent saw the GMB boss, Kevin Curran, talking to Douglas Henderson MP, a Brown supporter, on the Commons terrace bar. The...2004 July 19, Charlie Whelan, New Statesman, Don't believe it: "Blair declares war – on Gordon Brown", page 26

Questions about lobby correspondents

What is lobby correspondents the plural of?
Lobby correspondents is the plural of lobby correspondent.

Words near lobby correspondents in the dictionary

  1. Lobbs
  2. lobby
  3. lobby card
  4. lobby cards
  5. lobby correspondent
  6. lobby correspondents
  7. lobby fodder
  8. lobby group
  9. lobby groups
  10. lobby out
  11. lobby up

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