Ken Johnston (journalist)
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Ken Johnston (Born 1952 in Northern Ireland) is a former journalist/broadcaster, now Deputy Head of Media Operations with the UK's Permanent Joint Headquarters. He reported widely during 'the troubles' in Northern Ireland as a reporter with The Belfast Telegraph[1] and later as broadcaster with Downtown Radio and contributor to broadcast stations around the world.
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- ^ Brodie, Malcolm (1995-06-01). The tele: a history of the Belfast telegraph. Blackstaff Press. ISBN 9780856405471. http://books.google.com/books?id=KXwbAQAAIAAJ. Retrieved 20 April 2011. "Ken Johnston, former head of news at Downtown Radio, was then a Telegraph reporter and was the first to get confirmation of that momentous story."
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