RT congratulaltes Al Gurnov at 50

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Published 10 July, 2007, 14:00

Al Gurnov, the Head and Host of RT's Spotlight feature, turned 50 on July 8, 2007.

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Colleagues at RT cordially congratulate Al on his birthday and wish him professional success, happiness and prosperity!

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