Mark is a multi-award-winning investigative reporter and has amongst his awards he has: two Royal Television Society, a Broadcasting Press Guild and an acclaimed International Peabody. He is also BAFTA nominated.A former police detective who has far-reaching experience of working at the center of high-profile investigations and undertaking major reviews.It was Mark's programme in 2012 for ITV that finally exposed Jimmy Savile as one of the nation’s worst ever paedophiles. As a direct result of Mark's investigation, the Metropolitan police set up Operation Yewtree which led to the arrest of high-profile celebrities Rolf Harris and Max Clifford. In 2015 Mark beat the world's media to gain exclusive access to Oscar Pistorius and his programme 'Oscar Pistorius: The Interview' was broadcast on ITV on the 24th June 2016 and has subsequently been broadcast around the world .In Feb 2016 Mark was given his own crime strand on ITV's This Morning - 'Unsolved' which looks at undetected crime. In 2016 Mark was given his own prime time ITV and Netflix crime series – ‘The Investigator’, which has now broadcast two series/ seasons Series 1 was broadcast in 2017 and Series 2 in late 2018.2019 has been a busy year for Mark, with his book, ‘Hunting Killers’ published by Transworld/Penguin. Due for broadcast in late 2019 Mark has an exciting new crime podcast series, called ‘The Detective’, and he is currently re-investigating the murder of Coventry teenager Nicola Payne for a new major crime series in 2020.In 2005 Mark set up WT Associates, an independent Child Protection & Risk Management Consultancy which work very closely with local authorities, sports governing bodies and commercial organisations. WT Associates was appointed Child Protection Consultants for Team GB at the Olympic Games in Beijing and has also completed a significant review of past cases for the Church of England. Mark still runs this alongside his TV commitments .