As a political reporter, the team and I have broken exclusive stories and covered major events, such as the 2024 general election. As well as this, I have interviewed notable politicians and campaigners for the outlet. In addition, I write many articles a week for the site, for example, a recent article on assisted dying achieved over 3.3 million views on X alone!

I present the RadioAlty Newshour and explain breaking news to listeners. I have interviewed Nigel Farage, James Cleverly, Andy Burnham, and many others.I have broken exclusive stories, including the mayor's plan to half bus fares for 18-21 year olds in the region.

SW1 is an online news site focusing on politics and parliamentary affairs.The idea for SW1 Politics originated in May 2024, but didn’t launch until 20 July 2024. We thought there was a gap in the market for pocket-sized, small stories as well as investigative pieces within our political sphere. As a growing organisation, we currently bring in thousands of views a week to the site and have broken a number of exclusive stories, which you can view on the site.I lead a team of around ten young people, who are passionate about politics!

Impartially, I write frequently for North West Bylines. From culture to politics, I have covered a wide range of events.

I lead a team of young people producing and presenting a TV channel and newspaper for the school community.

In this role, I regularly attend conferences, give speeches, work on policies, and host events for the charity.

I have contributed to several publications and newspapers on a freelance basis. These include the Manchester Evening News, First News, CYP Now, Your Local Voice and Wythenshawe FM.In addition to this, I have written blog posts and articles extensively for charities like the British Youth Parliament and UK Youth.

I use my knowledge and experience to assist DJs and help run the popular station.

Worked closely with politicians on policies that had an impact on young people. Highlights include attending conferences and giving a speech in the House of Commons.