A fast-paced look at some of the defining moments from my international reporting and presenting - on air, in the studio and the field, in the heart of unfolding stories.

I travelled to Greenland after Donald Trump’s claim he wanted to buy the island reignited questions about its colonial past—and its future. I visited abandoned settlements and spoke to locals about what Denmark’s governance had left behind.

In the wake of Donald Trump’s re-election, a senior Ukrainian official told me—exclusively—that Kyiv is now open to negotiations with Russia, even if it means acknowledging territorial losses.

Filmed in September and October 2024, this short documentary captures the resilience of Ukrainians living through the third year of their country’s war with Russia.

Rare access to a Ukrainian detention centre holding Russian prisoners of war. These captured soldiers revealed how they were abandoned by their officers during the collapse of Moscow’s defences in Kursk—and what they now fear most.

I covered the wave of unrest that followed the murder of three young girls in Southport, a tragedy that spiralled into nationwide far-right violence. My reporting took me to protests, police lines, and community responses across the UK, as the country grappled with grief, misinformation and extremism.

After the Israeli airstrike on a World Central Kitchen convoy, Joel Flynn reports from Jenin in the West Bank where medical workers say the targeting of humanitarian operations is not new—and warn of worsening conditions for civilians and those trying to help them.

Bloodstains, shell casings, and a noose—evidence of deadly battles between migrant smuggling gangs near the EU’s border. I investigated the fallout, and what it means for Europe’s migration crisis.