# Alan Johnston
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Alan Graham Johnston (born 17 May 1962) is a British journalist working for the BBC. He has been the BBC's correspondent in Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, the Gaza Strip and Italy. He is based in London.
Johnston was kidnapped in the Gaza Strip on 12 March 2007 by the militant group Army of Islam.
Title: Stateless in Kuwait
Kate Adie presents reporters' despatches from across the globe.
Matthew Teller meets the stateless bidoons of Kuwait
Mark Lobel looks attempts to improve one of Cape Town's poorest settlement in the wake of a devastating fire.
Jonathan Fryer assesses Baghdad's surprising aspiration to become the co…
Palace of Shame
Kevin Connolly suggests that two deaths in the Middle East, eight hundred years and several hundred miles apart, offer lessons on the wisdom of foreign intervention in Syria.
Alan Johnston's been to a building in Rome they call the Palace of Shame where hundreds of migrants live with time on their …
. The eye of the storm
Kate Adie hosts correspondents' stories from the United States, Russia, France, Italy and the Czech Republic.
The United States breathes a sigh of relief that Hurricane Isaac didn't turn into another Katrina. Alastair Leithead has been in the eye of the storm.
The new 'skinheads'. Tom Esslemont tri…
An Unfinished Revolution
As speculation continues about who's won the election in Libya, Rana Jawad in Tripoli hears how "Libyan women face five problems: the father, the son, the husband, the brother and the working man!"
Deep in the hills of Honduras Stephen Sackur's been talking to a man who's trying to escape the count…
Roman Austerity
Churches and mosques are being targetted by the Boko Haram militant group in Nigeria. Will Ross has been to the northern city of Jos, a city he says feels like it's under seige.
The Europe-wide debt crisis is increasingly being felt in Italy, where both prices and unemployment are soaring. Alan Jo…
Destruction + Regeneration
Alan Johnston's been to the Italian towns shaken by a series of earthquakes and aftershocks.
In Pakistan, monsoon season is approaching again: Aleem Maqbool meets victims of last year's disastrous flooding amid concerns it could happen again.
Hamilton Wende, a longterm resident of Johannesburg, b…
Heroes and Villains
Portia Walker: optimism in Yemen has been punctured by a devastating bomb blast in the capital.
Alan Johnston: a state funeral has taken place in Sicily to honour a man who dared to take on the Mafia - and paid the ultimate price.
Laura Trevelyan: the town in Mexico which has grown rich on the pro…
Sunlounger economics
In a week full of elections near and far, Mark Lowen says Sunday's vote in Greece could be the most critical of them all.
Justin Rowlatt is in Kenya noting a huge turnaound in the global economy -- while Europe and the USA are feeling the pain, the rest of the world is steadily getting richer.
Petr…
March 10, 2012
The fisherman who decided to sail TOWARDS the tsunami - Julian May hears his story as he drives around Japan a year after the tidal wave and nuclear emergency. Owen Bennett Jones has been meeting Syrians forced into making painful decisions by the ongoing fighting in their country. The BBC's moving…
Feb 4, 2012
After a journey from the calm of a hotel lobby to a city centre ladies' outfitters and on to the drum-beating heart of Syrian protest, Tim Whewell confronts the question: how much longer will the regime of Bashar al-Assad survive? Alan Johnston tells us Italy's young are worried about the economy a…
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