Rozina Breen

England, Llandanwg Railway Station

CEO and Editor-in-Chief at The Bureau of Investigative Journalism

Editor-in-Chief, CEO @TBIJ ~Ex-BBC Head o/North, Head o/News @BBC5Live & Digital Ed @BBCWorldService Londonr. Northernr. Board @LeedsPlayhouse & Gravercenret

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Beyond the headline: Introducing the Bradford StoryHub - Editor and Publisher

2 months ago | editorandpublisher.com | Rozina Breen

Posted Monday, February 10, 2025 10:00 am The Bureau of Investigative Journalism has announced the launch of a new year-long storytelling pilot in the city of Bradford, a partnership with Bradford Community Broadcasting (BCB).
Annual Report 2023

Jun 6, 2024 | thebureauinvestigates.com | Rozina Breen

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How I found myself at the center of a diversity row involving a national broadcaster, a regulator, and the U.K. government that shone a light on boardroom representation

Feb 1, 2024 | aol.com | Rozina Breen

Being the story is never easy, especially when you’re the editor-in-chief and CEO of an investigative newsroom. But, at the start of the year, I found myself in the news across a number of publications, including Deadline, The Guardian, The Times, and The Telegraph. The headline was that the British government had blocked a woman of color from being appointed to Channel 4’s board for a third time. That woman was me.
How I found myself at the center of a diversity row involving a national broadcaster, a regulator, and the U.K. government that shone a light on boardroom representation

Feb 1, 2024 | fortune.com | Rozina Breen

Being the story is never easy, especially when you’re the editor-in-chief and CEO of an investigative newsroom. But, at the start of the year, I found myself in the news across a number of publications, including Deadline, The Guardian, The Times, and The Telegraph. The headline was that the British government had blocked a woman of color from being appointed to Channel 4’s board for a third time. That woman was me.
How I found myself at the center of a diversity row involving a national broadcaster, a regulator, and the U.K. government that shone a light on boardroom representation

Feb 1, 2024 | es-us.finanzas.yahoo.com | Rozina Breen

Being the story is never easy, especially when you’re the editor-in-chief and CEO of an investigative newsroom. But, at the start of the year, I found myself in the news across a number of publications, including Deadline, The Guardian, The Times, and The Telegraph. The headline was that the British government had blocked a woman of color from being appointed to Channel 4’s board for a third time. That woman was me.
How I found myself at the center of a diversity row involving a national broadcaster, a regulator, and the U.K. government that shone a light on boardroom representation

Feb 1, 2024 | finance.yahoo.com | Rozina Breen

Being the story is never easy, especially when you’re the editor-in-chief and CEO of an investigative newsroom. But, at the start of the year, I found myself in the news across a number of publications, including Deadline, The Guardian, The Times, and The Telegraph. The headline was that the British government had blocked a woman of color from being appointed to Channel 4’s board for a third time. That woman was me.
63 journalists killed in as many days: Silence from newsrooms is deafening

Dec 7, 2023 | pressgazette.co.uk | Rozina Breen

Friday 8 December marks the 63rd day of the Israel-Gaza war. It is a war in which 16,000 Palestinians have died in Gaza and the West Bank – and there have been 1,200 deaths in Israel. As of December 6, the Committee for the Protection of Journalists [CPJ] says their preliminary investigations show that at least 63 journalists and media workers were among those killed since the war began on October 7. That’s one journalist killed per day on average.
Become a Bureau Insider

Nov 22, 2023 | thebureauinvestigates.com | Rozina Breen

For more than a decade, TBIJ’s journalism has exposed injustice and sparked change. In the past year alone our dogged, in-depth investigations have revealed how Qatar hacked the World Cup; uncovered rogue businessmen taking millions from ordinary taxpayers; and exposed useless child cancer drugs spreading across the globe. Our reporting has prompted criminal investigations. We’ve driven changes in the law, transformed damaging business practices, and prompted much more real-world change.
Bureau Insiders - your questions answered

Nov 22, 2023 | thebureauinvestigates.com | Rozina Breen

TBIJ’s membership community. Our Insiders donate to TBIJ every month because they believe investigative journalism is vital to keeping democracy alive. The money they contribute supports our investigations, helping us to expose injustice and spark change. To secure more sustainable funding, and to involve our audience more deeply in our work. TBIJ was founded in 2010 by pioneering journalist Elaine Potter, and got its start thanks to funding from the David & Elaine Potter Foundation.
We’re hiring! Apply to be our Enablers Editor

Mar 14, 2023 | thebureauinvestigates.com | Rozina Breen