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Diplomatic correspondent Jonathan's beat includes foreign policy, Iran, Iraq, Europe and the Middle East. And, as Washington correspondent, he covered the US elections and Hurricane Katrina.

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China death toll 20,000 and rising »

Almost 20,000 people are confirmed dead after the Chinese earthquake and officials say that figure could climb to 50,000.

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Storms hamper China quake rescue »

Bad weather is preventing rescuers from reaching the victims of the earthquake in China, in which tens of thousands remain unaccounted for. Lindsey Hilsum reports.

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China quake: 9,000 feared dead »

The death toll rises by the hour after an earthquake with a 7.8 magnitude hits China's mountainous Sichuan province. Jonathan Rugman reports.

Biography

Jonathan Rugman is diplomatic correspondent for Channel 4 News.

His varied beat includes foreign policy, Iran, Iraq, Europe and the Middle East.

As Washington correspondent he covered US Presidential and mid-term elections and Hurricane Katrina, along with films from Venezuela, Bolivia and Mexico.

He joined the programme in 1999 as business correspondent, and in 2003 went on to become our Washington correspondent until 2006.

In 2006 his reports on global warming from California and the Canadian Arctic won the News category of the British Environment Media Awards.

He has reported for the programme from 15 countries, his reports winning six broadcasting awards.

Prior to joining Channel 4 News, Jonathan was an investigative reporter on BBC Radio 4's File on 4 and prior to that a correspondent based in Turkey for The Guardian, The Observer and BBC World Service.

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