Fiona is an award-winning journalist and documentary-maker as well as the creator and host of The Doorstep Murder podcast. It reached no 1 in the iTunes UK podcast chart and was nominated for a British Podcast Award. 

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She worked at the BBC for over twenty years as a news correspondent, investigative reporter and presenter in TV, radio and podcasts.  Her investigations for Panorama and BBC Scotland Investigates have exposed abuse and fraud and reflect a strong reputation for integrity and a passion for justice. She filmed, directed, produced and narrated the documentary: "Congo to Motherwell" which won an Amnesty International Award.

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From natural disasters to hostile environments, she has spent many years specialising in foreign and social affairs reporting, driven by a commitment to give a voice to those who are heard less often. 

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Developing her expertise in health journalism, she worked as a BBC Health Correspondent, including during the Covid pandemic.

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As co-presenter on David Wilson's Crime Files TV Series for BBC Scotland, she delved into the most significant crimes in Scotland's history and looked at their impact on society today. 

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Fiona enjoys lecturing for universities and event moderating. As a freelance she has brought her passion for the outdoors into her work for the Scotland Outdoors podcast.  She is also a judge for the British Podcast Awards.

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