As a Digital News Reporter I filed stories for radio, by way of a live interview on the daily news programme. Using my iPhone I  would also  shoot and edit a short video (whilst standing in the street) and  immediately post it on to BBC Radio London's social media accounts. This particular video went viral. Within 2 days it had over 1.4 million views, 24k Shares and 3k Comments. (View with caution due to nature of the story).

I was the first reporter at the BBC to report on what has become known as the Windrush Scandal. I was covering the story for radio but filmed a video on my iPhone for social media. My case study Anthony Bryan's story went on to become the subject of a BAFTA winning docudrama. Anthony came legally to the UK from Jamaica when he was 8 years old, yet 50 years later he was mistakenly detained and almost deported, as part of the governments Hostel Environment Policy.

I wrote and read the radio news bulletin on BBC Radio London for 8 years. The 5 minute bulletins included coverage of  politics, education, science, crime, sport and health. This was a role in which I had full editorial control. I had sole responsibility for the stations news coverage. This is just a tiny snippet of a story about the Queen.

As a BBC Radio London reporter for 20 years I covered many kinds of stories in a various different ways, from making news packages, to live studio reports and outside broadcasts as seen here.

This was the day that the then Prime Minister Theresa May, (in the presence of guests including Harry and Meghan and Baroness Lawrence), announced that there was to be a Stephen Lawrence Day. I was covering the event for radio and as usual using my iPhone I filmed and edited this video in 15 mins, whilst standing in the street . Speed was a must, I had to publish it before my live radio interview.  

Having covered the Notting Hill carnival for over 20 years, I was often called upon to do a report for TV, Radio and Online. Unfortunately, on many outlets, the coverage concentrated on the policing and other negative aspects. I made it my objective to concentrate on what was the under reported positives of the event, which was the art, joy and heritage of what is the 2nd biggest 'festival' of its kind in the world.

Most people are familiar with the migrant camps in France, but I came across a little illegal makeshift campsite in a residential part of North London. I reported on this story for TV (also radio and social media). 

The Black Lives Matter movement was born in the UK several years after first coined in the USA.  Here in 2016 I cover one of the first such marches, for TV.