Which British newspaper did Daniel Johnson represent at Schabowski's press conference?

Daniel Johnson represented The Daily Telegraph when he questioned Günter Schabowski about what the new travel law meant for the Berlin Wall.

Johnson was among the journalists at Schabowski’s 9 November 1989 press conference in East Berlin. After Schabowski said the new travel regulations would take effect immediately, Johnson asked whether the announcement applied to the Berlin Wall itself. The question helped focus attention on the practical meaning of the policy.

Schabowski’s answer was hesitant and rambling, reflecting the confusion surrounding the announcement. The regulations had not been intended as a spontaneous opening of every crossing that evening, but the wording and timing encouraged journalists and viewers to interpret them that way.

The Daily Telegraph is sometimes confused with The Times or The Guardian because all were prominent British newspapers with correspondents covering the Cold War. The historical account specifically identifies Johnson with The Daily Telegraph. His question became part of the chain of media moments that turned an administrative announcement into a dramatic border-opening crisis.