On the day that Bitcoin fell by 20% in value in a single day, I recall the time I had do a TV package on BBC Newsnight when it reached a ‘crazy’ price of $50.

In January 2014, I had never heard the name AirBnb but I had to interview its founder Brian Chesky for the BBC.

The beautiful Baltic nation is also one of its most fatalistic after a century of appearing and disappearing from Europe’s maps

There won’t be a US election party this year in the embassy. It’s a big pity

My Breakfast chat with Corbyn at the peak of his power in 2017

How I accidentally appeared on global TV screen with face paint

The trials of doing a story about a scandal when the company at the heart of it simply wasnt responding

The media mogul didn’t want to bump into anyone that day. I bumped into him though.

Of course no sooner had he found the SDLP leader, he would lose either the heir or the former DUP leader or Lord Trimble or vice versa.

Offering passports to people from HK is akin to importing economic improvement

How a guy not used to heat or even sunshine had to work all day in Athenian heat during their banking crisis.

Voyager: How putting a ‘mil spec’ badge on a commercial aircraft can vastly inflate its value.

Journalists tell the story. They should never be arrested doing their job but that’s what’s happening in advanced economies.

How I embarrassed myself in the back garden of one of the BBC's greatest broadcasters

Given people money to spend locally in physical shops is a serious idea which should be given serious thought amid this COVID-19 crisis

It was 2003. I was a junior nobody within the BBC and few in Europe had heard of the Delaware senator. They remembered him after his speech though…

Making journalists the enemy for political reasons is the preserve of despots

Just as WWII was the basis of a global reordering of how banking and finance worked, the COVID-19 crisis should also lead to major change