11th May 2023
Inspired by her son’s diagnosis, fuelled by a career in broadcasting – setting the agenda to find a cure for muscular dystrophy
4th May 2023
Ensuring important journalism is not missed in the torrent of content
20th April 2023
The challenges of racial discrimination in news – passion and drive leading to success
9th March 2023
The Innovation Editor – with an innovation of his own
23rd December 2022
How 9/11 forced newsrooms to recognize PTSD – and better support their journalists
4th November 2022
The reality of travel journalism
30th September 2022
Live reporting from Ukraine’s frontline
23rd June 2022
Ten years in the Navy, 25 years in journalism covering “war, blood, and guts” – and winning the Orwell Prize
20th January 2022
A ringside seat at Pope Francis’ battle to reform the Catholic Church
6th May 2021
The only news anchor to regularly broadcast on two national networks, in two languages
29th December 2020
The “crackling tension” of holding the world’s most powerful people to account – for 70 million global viewers
17th December 2020
Success on Wall Street, a TV career helping millions take control of their finances – and the hit podcast ‘Driving the Green Book’
10th December 2020
Leading a global team of journalists, in 200 locations across over 100 countries – in 16 languages
27th August 2020
One of Britain’s best-known TV news anchors reflects on four decades of award-winning journalism
6th August 2020
The east/west tech tensions and its impact on the future of the internet
16th July 2020
The Beeb’s man in Washington on his front row seat at the “endless show” of the Trump presidency
18th June 2020
Life at the helm of the ‘comfort blanket for the nation’ during lockdown
14th May 2020
Breaking the Windrush scandal: a tip-off, months of persistence against government evasion… and ultimately the Home Secretary’s resignation
30th April 2020
Going undercover in some of the world’s hottest conflict zones, highlighting the plight of the most vulnerable people
16th April 2020
Watching politics reinvent itself on both sides of the Atlantic – from both sides of the Atlantic
How the pandemic exposed the “weakness of the West”
Decades of reporting under fire – and remaining impartial even while witnessing the horrors of war
The “cosy relationship” between politicians and the lobby journalists
