Jackie Long is social affairs editor and presenter for Channel 4 News.
Jackie Long is Channel 4 News Social affairs editor and presenter. She joined the programme in 2011, following more than two decades at the BBC. Most recently she was Correspondent at Newsnight, and she previously worked on The World at One, PM and Five Live.
The artist and broadcaster Grayson Perry who has been made a Knight Bachelor for services to the arts.
We spoke to Darren Lewis, assistant editor and football writer at the Daily Mirror, and began by asking him what made Pelé so special as a sportsman.
In a month of continued strikes, with Border Force staff the latest on picket lines, we spoke to the new Trades Union Congress chief executive Paul Novak, and began by asking him about his new position and how he views success in this role.
We spoke to Oleksiy Goncharenko, a member of parliament for Odesa, about the wave of missile attacks on Ukraine.
The public sector wage squeeze that’s prompting mass strikes this winter also seems to be contributing to a workforce crisis in the education system.
We speak to the Rail Minister Huw Merriman and ask if the government should be doing more to end the industrial disputes.
We’re joined by Jake Rigg, Corporate Affairs Director at the National Grid.
We spoke to Jawahir Roble, the UK’s first female Muslim football referee and asked her how significant it is to have the first all female refereeing team.
Scientists have previously warned the cost of living crisis could exacerbate waves of winter viruses and new figures out today show the number of people in hospital in England with flu has risen 40 per cent in the last week. It’s adding pressure to an already struggling NHS, whose medical director said is “facing a…
We were joined by Oliver Coppard, who’s Mayor of South Yorkshire and was at talks with the Transport secretary.
We spoke to Ukraine’s Prosecutor General Andriy Kostin, who was appointed by President Zelenskyy in July.
The report’s findings have heaped enormous pressure on the London Fire Brigade Commissioner, Andy Roe, who has vowed radical reform.
Alison Lowe is the deputy mayor for policing and crime in West Yorkshire.
When a child is sexually abused, the ripples of that devastating trauma spread throughout the family.
The actor Julie Hesmondhalgh says now is the time to try and live your best life: she’s just brought out a new book, full of advice for anyone wanting to take up the acting profession – and at a time when culture is under attack around the world – creativity has never been more necessary.