My Work
An evolving portfolio of work produced throughout my MA in Broadcast Journalism with City St Georges University
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Homelessness in London is rising, with borough leaders blaming a shortage of affordable homes. But one man’s story - from streets to hostels and then back again - reveals why housing availability alone may not fix the problem. (05/02/2026)
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Banned in Law, Common in Crime: London’s Machete Problem Explained
From legal definitions to sentencing rules and online supply, this video explains why tougher laws haven’t translated into real deterrence.(29/01/2026)
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London artists on Beijing’s radar voice their surveillance fears amid ongoing UK-China tensions
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An Afghan refugee, Safi Dawood, has been charged with the murder of Wayne Broadhurst, who was fatally stabbed in Uxbridge on 27 October. At a music concert in East London, the Afghanistan and Central Asian Association paid tribute to Mr Broadhurst. Attendees stressed that one violent incident should not define the wider Afghan community (18/11/2025)
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Fundraising for Afghanistan Limited by Diaspora's Poor Representation in UK
Recent earthquakes have devastated parts of Afghanistan, worsening the country’s already fragile economy. But in the UK, a leading charity says efforts to raise funds are hindered by the Afghan diaspora’s low visibility and limited English skills (11/11/2025)
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Independent fashion founders rely on grit and creativity, despite official stats reporting an uptick in retail sales (04/11/2025)
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Proposed Chinese mega embassy could bring East London to a halt, says local councillor
Royal Mint Court - once home to Britain’s coinage, now at the centre of a diplomatic row. So what would a five-acre Chinese embassy mean for Londoners? I spoke to local Councillor Peter Golds to find out (21/10/2025)
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