Crime Correspondent - Sky

TVZ; Greater London; On-site; GBP 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Sky News in London is seeking a Crime and Home Affairs Correspondent to define the agenda on the UK’s most consequential stories. You will have authority, sources and contacts to break exclusive stories and run major investigations with impact.

You will front breaking news, interviews and live events across television and digital, while developing distinctive journalism that audiences actively seek out and trust.

Responsibilities

• Front major breaking news, investigations and live events across television and digital.
• Develop distinctive journalism that audiences actively seek out.
• Build an unrivalled network of sources and pursue stories others miss.
• Explain complex issues with clarity, insight and impact.

Job description

Job Vacancy: Crime Correspondent - Sky

Location: London, UK

As Crime and Home Affairs Correspondent, you will be one of the defining voices on the biggest and most consequential stories affecting the UK. You will have the authority, expertise and contacts to break exclusive stories, run major investigations and explain complex issues with clarity, insight and impact.

You will own your beat. That means developing an unrivalled network of sources, spotting stories before they emerge, asking the questions others are not asking and pursuing journalism that holds power to account.

You will be expected to go beyond reporting what has happened.

You will front major breaking news, investigations, interviews and live events across television and digital, while developing distinctive journalism that audiences actively seek out.

Alongside your journalism, you will build a recognisable and trusted personal brand around your expertise. You will develop an engaged community of audiences who value your reporting and analysis, helping Sky News deepen its relationship with existing audiences and grow new ones.

This is a role for a correspondent who wants to set the agenda rather than simply follow it.ails

As Crime and Home Affairs Correspondent, you will be one of the defining voices on the biggest and most consequential stories affecting the UK. You will have the authority, expertise and contacts to break exclusive stories, run major investigations and explain complex issues with clarity, insight and impact.

You will own your beat. That means developing an unrivalled network of sources, spotting stories before they emerge, asking the questions others are not asking and pursuing journalism that holds power to account.

You will be expected to go beyond reporting what has happened.

You will front major breaking news, investigations, interviews and live events across television and digital, while developing distinctive journalism that audiences actively seek out.

Alongside your journalism, you will build a recognisable and trusted personal brand around your expertise. You will develop an engaged community of audiences who value your reporting and analysis, helping Sky News deepen its relationship with existing audiences and grow new ones.

This is a role for a correspondent who wants to set the agenda rather than simply follow it.ails