Sue Lloyd-Roberts, A Lady Who Embodied The Best In Journalism Has Died. Rip.

[sandyRoe]

One of those talking about her on Radio 4 this morning mentioned her rage which fuelled some reports that she presented. I'd have said 'righteous rage'.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-34522789

[sandyRoe]

* some of the reports that she... ^

[janbee]

Excellent reporter. RIP Sue. Sad news indeed.

[mikey4444]

I too listened to this on the Today Program this morning Sandy and she sounded like a very feisty woman. Her interview with the African Minister defending FGM was funny in its way but chilling none the less.

[mikey4444]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-34523166

[andy-hughes]

Regardless of the lady's undisputed courage as a journalist, I always found her voice sounded like a cat sliding down a blackboard, and could rarely concentrate on the information she was delivering because of the dreadful sound of the voice with which she delivered it.

[janbee]

Andy, are you sure you mean Sue Lloyd Roberts or do you mean Lyse Doucet? I always have to switch off when she comes on.

[Mamyalynne]

RIP Sue.

[andy-hughes]

jambee - //Andy, are you sure you mean Sue Lloyd Roberts or do you mean Lyse Doucet? I always have to switch off when she comes on.//

I am sure - I don't know who Lyse Doucet is.

[janbee]

A BBC reporter, nasal French/Canadian accent that really gets under the skin.

[janbee]

I think LD may also be part Irish.

[Lie-in King]

A fine journalist indeed, RIP Sue.

[Baldric]

Came across as genuine and interested in her subject, R I P.