I am an online, print and radio journalist and sub-editor covering business, local and general news. I am a full-time sub-editor with The Times & The Sunday Times and a journalist with News Associates. Previously I worked in news production at LBC Radio and as a freelance business journalist for Raconteur Media. I can speak Italian at a basic level of proficiency.
5 ways AI is helping businesses hire better – and two ways it isn’t
Artificial intelligence has supercharged recruitment, helping job hunters to improve their CVs and recruiters to identify the best candidates. But there are issues lurking beneath the surface. But how is AI changing recruitment for the better? And is it perhaps a hindrance?
Britain’s worst house? Fire-damaged property with skip in garden on sale as ‘fantastic investment’ for £20,000
A fire-damaged boarded up house in Durham with pictures on the listing showing a mattress-filled skip in the garden is being sold as a fix-up ‘project’ with a £20,000 auction guide price.
At a premium: the rising value of health cover as a benefit
As NHS waiting lists lengthen and the cost-of-living crisis precludes most Britons from paying for fast medical treatment, private health insurance is becoming a key recruitment and retention tool.
Woman and jealous boyfriend jailed for ‘honeytrap’ shooting of lover in south London
A woman who lured her ex into a ‘honeytrap’ murder at the hands of her new lover has been jailed for 30 years.
Harriet, The Artist
I spoke to Harriet Bone, a young Portsmouth-based figurative artist, about her life, artwork, and the challenges of navigating the art world.
Scoop: The Upcoming Film About Prince Andrew’s Newsnight Interview
The story of how BBC Newsnight producers secured the monumental interview with Prince Andrew that took the internet by storm is to be dramatised in an upcoming film: Scoop!
Surge Presents: The Vice-Chancellor Interview 2021
The University of Southampton's Vice-Chancellor, Professor Mark E Smith, joined Kendall Field-Pellow on Surge Radio for The Vice-Chancellor Interview to talk about how Covid19 has affected the University and more.
Recorded: 25/02/2021
Catching up with Steffan Powell (from BBC Newsbeat)
Liv Perry and Kenny Field caught up with BBC Newsbeat's Steffan Powell and chatted about visiting Southampton as well as his broadcasting career.
YouTubers on Strike… What’s with the Walkout?
YouTube users are going on strike this week, urging people to avoid the platform... Find out why #YoutubeWalkout #ContentCreators
Surge Presents: The Vice Chancellor Interview 2020
The University of Southampton's new Vice Chancellor, Professor Mark E Smith, Joined Tom Clabon and Kendall Field-Pellow on Surge Radio for The Vice Chancellor Interview.
UCU Strikes: What's really going on?
With another round of UCU strike action, students are missing contact hours and academic support... Why are these strikes happening and what do students make of it?
Voices of University of Southampton Students; SUSU President; Former Southampton UCU President; UCU National President; Vice Chancellor.
Presented and Produced by Kendall Field-Pellow
Exclusive: Green MEP Alexandra Phillips Visits Southampton on Tour
The sole Green Member of European Parliament for the South East of England, Alexandra Phillips, has visited Southampton city centre on her Green New Deal Tour across the region.
In her first visit to the city since her election in May, Alex Phillips arrived outside the civic centre in a green solar-powered electric tour bus to promote her European Green New Deal and answer questions from the public. On the #GreenNewDealTour, her team is visiting at least one area in each of the nine counties ...
Philosophy Of Abortion Discussion with University Researcher
A radio feature discussing the philosophy of abortion.
In light of the controversial Alabama 'Abortion Ban', I sat down with Dr Fiona Woollard, Researcher of Metaphysics of Pregnancy at the University of Southampton, to discuss fetuses, pregnancy and abortion from a philosophical perspective.
Produced by Kendall Field-Pellow
Boldrewood Tunnel Soc: Not So Much a Myth as a Legend
The not-so-secret society that is dedicated to finding the rumoured tunnel that allegedly runs between the Highfield campus students’ union building and Boldrewood campus has resurfaced after years of inactivity.
Boldrewood Tunnel Soc have rekindled the search for the elusive Boldrewood Tunnel this year after a decade of silence, with a website, newsletter and now even sweatshirts, attracting over fifty members in its first four days, and over a hundred ...
The Problem of Racism at UK Universities
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CW: This article contains talk of racial abuse, hate crimes and harassment.
British Universities are failing to tackle racial harassment on campus, a report by the Equality and Human Rights Commission has found. Almost a quarter of students have suffered racial harassment, with a fifth having suffered physical abuse and over a half having suffered verbal abuse.
The UK equalities watchdog has concluded that racism is a ‘common experience for a wide range ...