I've spent my career finding stories that others have missed, and following them until something changes.

My investigations have run across BBC News online, television, radio, podcasts and social, from an eighteen-month inquiry into a church recruiting on university campuses, to reporting on a stalled £500m government fund, to the consumers defrauded on Instagram who nobody else was listening to.

The work has drawn a response from the Chancellor within 24 hours, contributed to a government ban, and led Instagram to change how it protects buyers.

Each one started the same way: someone telling me something that didn't add up.