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James Brown is a correspondent on the Russian TV channel RT.

Life[edit]

Originally from Devon, England.^{[citation needed]} James moved to Moscow in 2005 to work for the newly founded Russian TV news network Russia Today. He lives in Moscow.

Television work[edit]

Brown has written and presented documentaries for RT, including a two part programme on the Russian Paratrooper regiment VDV which aired in October 2013.^[1] Since 2015, he has focused on social and human interest documentaries around the world, and worked in news.

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^ http://merih-news.com/paratroopers-life-mountain-division-rt-documentary/#^{[permanent dead link]}

James Brown (journalist)

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