The World Tonight Meet The Reporters

Jonty Bloom is The World Tonight's economics and Europe correspondent.

He specialises in covering international economics and the European Union and travels extensively searching out new and interesting ways of illustrating the workings of the business world, economic trends and European politics.

He has reported on subjects as varied as the Italian pensions system and India's art market and from locations as varied as the slums of Rio and Scotland's whisky distilleries. He says he's also attended far too many EU summits.

Jonty's reporting on business and economics won the World Tonight the Wincott Foundation 2004 and 2006 awards, for radio programme of the year. He also won the Royal Statistical Society award for Statistical Excellence in Journalism in 2008.

In 2007, he was also invited to give a speech at Keele University on business journalism as part of its annual series on the public services.

Paul Moss began his career in the Midlands, working in Birmingham, and then serving as Penzance Correspondent for Westcountry Television.

He came to BBC Radio Four in 1997, as a reporter for World at One and PM, and then moved to The World Tonight three years later. Since then he has broadcast from all around the world, including extensive reporting on the conflict in the Middle East and from the United States, where he covered the aftermath of September 11th, as well as the political and cultural developments that followed.

In 2006, Paul won the Foreign Press Association's award for Environment Story of the Year for his reports on the environmental impact of India's economic growth

Long before he began travelling for work, Paul spent much of his life hauling a backpack around various parts of the world. He still travels for pleasure when he can, and has written for the BBC's News website as well as The Guardian, New Statesman and The Erotic Review.

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