Editing, investigative reporting and scoops
As an editor at BBC News I have been involved in numerous investigative stories and narrative features: examples are listed here in bullet points.
The articles in the grid below (with images) are stories that I have personally reported, and include my bylines from The Bureau of Investigative Journalism as well as Business Insider, where I reported on accusations of sexual harassment at Ubisoft.
Stories I've edited at BBC News:
- 'I’m calling from Israeli intelligence. We have the order to bomb. You have two hours'
- Hamas attack on Israel kibbutz Be’eri captured by mothers’ WhatsApp group
- The end of Gaza's most beautiful neighbourhood
- Gaza medics tell BBC that Israeli troops beat and humiliated them after hospital raid
- How Hamas staged Israel lightning assault no-one thought possible
- "We now fear the silence more than the bangs": Sudan violence mapped as civilians flee
- The extreme summer weather that scorched and soaked the world
Truss uses leftover vaccine donations to cut up to £300m in foreign aid | The Bureau of Investigative Journalism
How the UK is exploiting its vaccine donations programme for political gain | The Independent
Exclusive: Ubisoft fires exec Tommy Francois after he was accused of sexual harassment | Business Insider
Ubisoft staff make new allegations of sexual harassment, HR failures, and a 'deep-rooted, toxic' culture | Business Insider
Counting vaccine donations as foreign aid will allow UK to cut £140m from budget | The Independent
Rockstar’s Bully 2 ‘fizzled out’ after ’18 months of development’ | VGC
Experts warned Cameron's government the Lansley reforms would hobble Britain's epidemic response | New Statesman
How coronavirus turned medical research into a free-for-all | New Statesman
The government’s "game changer" antibody tests are inaccurate. What next? | New Statesman
What must be done to stop another Grenfell happening? | Property Week
Chinese developer gears up for major London push | Property Week
Government will buy homes developers can’t sell in £2bn housebuilding drive | Property Week
