Doctors Owase Jeelani and David Dunaway have worked together for more than a decade at Great Ormond Street Hospital. Their latest operation was their most challenging yet: separating conjoined twins Safa and Marwa over 50 gruelling hours.
Alex Mahon says she has three skills: talking to people, having fun and watching television obsessively. Which makes being CEO of Channel 4 her dream job. We met Alex in her office at Channel 4 for this portrait session.
Dropbox wanted to celebrate tech start ups that are changing our world. We were sent to a farm in Hampshire to meet Tom and Robin who are the Small Robot Company. Their robots collect data from the fields that then helps to weed a field boosting crop yields.
A two part commission for Kia and Bridge Studio we were tasked with shooting the new Kia e-Niro with two families in the woods of Box Hill in Surrey.
With Glastonbury having finished for another year we were asked to dig this image out of the archive. Kissing police, 1989 and the first year police we allowed on site.
After several Stand Up To Cancer specials there is finally a Celebrity Gogglebox series on our screens. For 6 weeks some familiar faces will be sitting down to watch some telly. As with the normal Gogglebox cast we were sent round to their homes to take their portrait. Celebs include Little Mix, Chris Eubank Snr & Jnr, Rachel Riley and Fiancé Pasha, Denise Van Outen and others.
For the Radio Times we recently travelled the Leicestershire to meet D-Day veteran Ernest Pegg. He drove ammunition to the front line during the whole war effort yet when returning to England he never bothered to take his driving test and own a car!
From labiaplasty to lightening – the quest for the perfect vagina. Dr Kersh & Dr Galy interviewed for the The Times Magazine in their Chelsea clinic.
He was, in his own words, a ‘staggeringly rich’ businessman and newspaper magnate, who went to prison for a multimillion dollar fraud conviction in 2007. Earlier this year he received a full pardon by President Trump after writing a book about him. He discussed his time inside with The Times Magazine last weekend.
In the lead up to his new documentary, The Unwanted: The Secret Windrush Files, airing on BBC David Olusoga spoke to The Times Magazine about the documentary and his own experiences of racism growing up in Newcastle.