Duty Intake Editor, Output Editor, Night Editor, Chief Sub-Editor, Field ProducerResponsibilities:Driving daily editorial cover of breaking and planned news events across the globe.Delivering news coverage for international broadcast clients, on time and in budget.Overseeing editorial content and leading team of producers.Ensuring Reuters editorial standards and Trust Principles are met.Providing on-the-job script training to new freelancers.Field assignments on breaking news stories, summits and general elections.I took the lead to develop new working practices aimed at minimising the risk of vicarious trauma among journalists handling violent UGC.

Reporting international news, features and business stories for ready-to-air online video news. Responsibilities:Writing, voicing and editing original stories and packaging agency content within tight deadlines.Video editing (Avid Newcutter, Media Composer, Edius).Duty Consumer Output Editor: commissioning and assigning stories, subbing and evaluating digital content

Advised on nascent Landmines Campaign.Produced a landmines strategy paper for the Bosnian Government.

Responsibilities:Researching the socio-economic impact of antipersonnel mines in the five heaviest mined countries in the world: Cambodia, Afghanistan, Angola, Mozambique, Bosnia-Herzegovina.Designing and managing national landmine surveys in four of those countries and profiling the fifth, Angola.My research provided the basis for a seminal study - After The Guns Fall Silent: The Enduring Legacy of Landmines, Shaun Roberts & Jody Williams, Oxfam (1995)Our findings were presented in evidence to the 1995 Vienna Review Conference of the 1980 United Nations Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (CCW), which paved the way for the 1997 Mine Ban Treaty.The ICBL and its founding co-ordinator, Jody Williams were jointly awarded the 1997 Nobel Peace Prize.

"Vietnam: The Last Battle" Directed by David Munro & presented by John Pilger First screened on British Television, 25 April, 1995; ITV, Network First Series

- Preparing economic position papers and analyses of the Third World Debt Crisis - Researching the impact of the IMF's conditionality regime and the World Bank's structural adjustment lending programmes (SAPs) in Latin America and sub-Saharan Africa- Reviewing Paris Club Debt Rescheduling agreements and the evolving Brady Plan - Book credit: The Debt Boomerang, Susan George, Pluto Press (1991). Chapter 3, Bailing out the Banks