A real honour making the lead film for Channel 4 News tonight with the great Jackie Long and Sally Chesworth about the plight of prisoners in HMP Wandsworth.

Down with Davos Man! Long live Tufton St Man!

You can dump raw sewage into the rivers but whatever you do, don't put lights on a bridge.

Camera, drone and (rushed) edit by me.

Been working for BBC Newsnight on and off for 17 years. My heart has always been there and getting to work with some of the best producers and correspondents that work in TV has been the privilege of my working life.

Welcome to the Layer Cake son. RIP

The Wirecard fraud was already one of the most staggering stories of recent yrs (under-reported in UK, except of course Dan McCrum at Financial Times who exposed it). Its fugitive CEO was thought to have ties to Russian Intelligence - and now this.
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Delighted to see Newsnight’s NHS Unit recognised at the Medical Journalism Awards for its work on the culture and leadership of University Hospitals Birmingham Trust

We’re proud of our rigorous investigation, conducted over many months and leading to real change 1/2

So very sad. Hope Huw is ok. Whatever you think of what he may have done, the Met now say there was nothing illegal - huge questions for the Sun who have probably destroyed a career and a family for the sake of a front page splash.

I can’t speak to any of the allegations against Huw Edwards but, having worked with him a fair bit all around the world, he was one of the nicest, funniest and most professional colleagues one could wish for.

But you’ve written out the bride, Thea, for whom this might be the most special day of her life, even if we share dislike the austerity policies of her now husband when in government.

It's hilarious when Cousin Greg says it, but anyone calling me 'Mr Snippy Snip' when I am editing will soon find themselves on the floor playing 'Boar on the floor'

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Never underestimate cameraman Keith Morris commitment to the job. No wrinkles here preparing for Margaret Atwood interview with Kirsty Wark on BBC Newsnight tonight.

Spotted in Waitrose Henley On Thames : unusually empty vegetable shelves and a man walking around with a basket of small turnips. And people say politics is irrelevant.....

Meanwhile, a huge scandal breaks here in Henley.

Second that!

Is it possible we live in a trickle-up economy?

Normally, working entirely in BBC HQ wouldn’t be my dream assignment - however shooting this series has been great. Innovative, highly effective reporting.

U-turn if you want to