BBC correspondent Mark Lowen deported from Turkey

NAMPA / DPA

2025-03-27

London (PA Media/dpa) - BBC correspondent Mark Lowen was deported from Turkey on Thursday after being detained for around 17 hours, the British broadcaster said. He had been in the country to report on recent anti-government protests, which on Thursday reignited with the police using pepper spray, rubber bullets and water cannon against demonstrators. On Wednesday, Turkish authorities took Lowen from his hotel. He was deported from Istanbul, afte......

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