She scans a broadcast for an Englishman (9)
I believe the answer is:
sassenach
'for an englishman' is the definition.
(Sassenach is an example)
'she scans a broadcast' is the wordplay.
'broadcast' indicates an anagram (letters scattered or cast around).
'she'+'scans'+'a'='shescansa'
'shescansa' anagrammed gives 'SASSENACH'.
(Other definitions for sassenach that I've seen before include "English person (to a Scot)" , "In Scotland, English" , "who comes from England?" , "Lowland Scot" , "Englishman in Scotland" .)