LBC News presenting: Ferry capsize; Cleverly quits
LBC News presenting: overnight automation 30/08/2026 In the news this time: More of my work from LBC:
LBC News Presenting: Russia peace talks; wildfires in europe
LBC News presenting: overnight automation for 16/08/2026 More of my work from LBC:
LBC News Presenting: Gaza Peace deal fails and burnham tours uk
My third time LBC News presenting: overnight automation for 09/08/2026 In the news agenda on this particular day: More of my work from LBC:
LBC News Presenting: Iran ceasefire; vance criticises uk police
On 7th June I presented the overnight programme on LBC News for the first time. This is not a live broadcast – it’s a recorded programme that plays through the night. But still, good to get some more time on…
LBC News Package: scientists back new Daily weight loss pill
A new daily weight loss pill could soon be approved in the UK. Orforgilpron is already available in the US – after tests showed its just as effective. Package for LBC News, aired on 13th May 2026 Evening Show with Charlotte…
Artemis II: Nasa launches first lunar mission in 56 years
NASA’s Artemis II spacecraft is orbiting the earth after a successful launch last night. The rocket, which cost $108 billion dollars, is part of NASA’s first lunar mission in decades. A successful start for Artemis II, NASA’s first lunar mission…
LBC News package: Children and young adults ‘incentivised’ to get ADHD and autism diagnoses
Package for LBC News, aired on 1st April 2026 Breakfast Show with Simon Conway. Children and young adults may be being “incentivised” to seek diagnoses for ADHD and autism, according to an interim report from a government-commissioned review. The report,…
James Spry Radio Showreel
A showreel demonstrating my radio reporting skills: Full versions of some of the showreel items: Find longer examples of all my reporting on this website – Audio, Video, or Writing.
In-studio report: speciality steel liquidation
The UK’s third-largest steelworks, Specialty Steel, has been placed under government control, creating an uncertain future for nearly 1,500 workers in Rotherham and Sheffield. An example of my in-studio reporting, with a short report about the forced liquidation of Speciality…
London MP says Transport ‘Utterly Critical’ to save London’s nightlife
The MP for Wimbledon Paul Kohler has told City News better transport is ‘utterly critical’ to improve London’s nighttime economy. With more people working from home on Friday, industry leaders say London has been slow to adapt to the new…
Saunas Are Booming in London—And This Man Is Leading the Charge
Sauna culture is growing in London, with young people increasingly seeing it as an alternative to pubs and clubs. Authentic Scandinavian-style saunas—separate from those attached to gyms and hotels—have doubled in number year on year, and at the last count,…
A&E delay danger: Patients who spend more than 12 hours in A&E are twice as likely to die a month after discharge
New stats show the danger of long waits, as 514,000 patients wait more than 12 hours in 2024 Patients who wait longer in A&E departments waiting for non-immediate care are more likely to die a month after discharge, new Office…
US Election Recap
On 5 November, the day of the US presidential election, we broadcast a live election special on radio. It was a long campaign with plenty of twists and turns, so we started the show with a recap of the election…
Me, England and the Cotswold Way: A travelogue podcast
In August, I walked the Cotswold Way. This podcast is a travelogue of that journey. I walked for five days and camped for five nights. During that time, I learnt about some parts of English history that allowed me to…
