Stuart Webb
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Afghan memory: the British medics facing life and death
For 13 years, British medics treated soldiers in Afghanistan. Channel 4 News cameraman Stuart Webb captured their journey as operations end. This footage contains images some may find distressing.
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Storm damage threatens Lamorna tourism
Lamorna cove’s tourist trade could be badly hit after the Cornish village’s 1840s sea wall was ripped apart in last week’s storms. And more bad weather is on the way in the coming days.
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UK storms: ‘hard times’ for Cornwall’s fishermen
Channel 4 News takes to the stormy seas around Cornwall to hear how the terrible UK weather has left the fishing community of Newlyn stranded on the shore for months.
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South west braces for ‘conveyor belt of storms’
Channel 4 News cameraman Stuart Webb – reporting from the coast of Cornwall – says the south west is on a “conveyor belt of Atlantic storms.”
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Battling the storm: giant wave smashes Cornwall
Channel 4 News footage shows the strength of the waves off Cornwall. Coastal towns in south-west England are flooded after being hit by strong winds, large waves and a high tide.
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Channel 4 News in Central African Republic – pictures
Channel 4 News cameraman Stuart Webb is in Bangui, Central African Republic, where 100,000 displaced people are seeking refuge.
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The ‘humbling strength’ of Minamisanriku’s mayor
Channel 4 News cameraman Stuart Webb, one of the first foreigners to reach the tsunami-hit Japanese town of Minamisanriku, writes about his return and the mayor faced with impossible decisions.
