Sophie Morgan

London

TV Presenter at Freelance

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Wrenchingly honest and deeply-moving” My new book 📖 ‘Driving Forwards’ is out NOW!

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Articles

Trailblazer: Meet the Disabled rider rewriting the rules of mountain biking

3 weeks ago | cntraveller.com | Sophie Morgan

Jack Simms doesn’t just love mountain biking – he’s obsessed with it. Bikes have always been part of his DNA, long before life threw him an unexpected curveball. In 2016, while mountain biking in the Alps, Jack crashed and sustained a spinal cord injury. Just like that, everything changed. The rush of the ride, the thrill and adrenaline, the freedom of the sport – it all seemed lost.
Trailblazer: Meet the Disabled rider rewriting the rules of mountain biking

3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Sophie Morgan

Trailblazer: Meet the Disabled rider rewriting the rules of mountain bikingJack Simms doesn’t just love mountain biking – he’s obsessed with it. Bikes have always been part of his DNA, long before life threw him an …
Dunstable author releases suspense thriller following a woman on the run after being framed for two murders

1 month ago | lutontoday.co.uk | Sophie Morgan

'Small Acts of Deceit' is an intriguing thriller following Mauve, whose life unravels when she discovers her half-sister’s flat covered in blood, with only a doll linked to a past murder at the scene. When suspicion falls on Mauve, she goes on the run. After receiving a call from her estranged half-sister Lena, the life of heiress Mauve Gilcrest begins to unravel.
The Maldives hotel blazing a trail for accessible travel

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Sophie Morgan |Poonam Binayak |Danielle Demetriou |Ronan O'Connell

With everything from beach wheelchairs to adaptive scuba diving, Amilla caters to a broader demographic of travellerOn first impression, Amilla presents as your quintessential Maldivian resort. This privately owned island hotel, popular with the A-list (from Leonardo DiCaprio to Gwyneth Paltrow) has 67 villas, nestled amongst more than 2,000 coconut trees and 400-year-old Banyan trees.
Set in Milton Keynes, this dystopian novel follows an Artificial Intelligence virus which has been infiltrating society. Now it’s ready.

1 month ago | bucksherald.co.uk | Sophie Morgan

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! now'Baptised and Newly Born' is a riveting dystopian novel set largely in Milton Keynes. This is the second instalment of 'The AI Aftermath Series' after the original story 'The Epilogue Event' which explores the beginning of this worlds downfall. The series explores the clash between human beings and Artificial Intelligence. A decade after the Cynosure, Zoe Sinclair is still trying to ignore the end of the world.
11 Ways to Advocate for Yourself as a Disabled Traveler

2 months ago | cntraveler.com | Sophie Morgan

As a wheelchair user who’s traveled extensively for work, adventure, and everything in between, I know that exploring the world as a disabled person can be equal parts liberating and exhausting. From missing ramps to misplaced mobility aids, each journey brings its own unique set of challenges. Over time, I’ve learned that the most important thing to pack isn’t your passport; it’s your ability to advocate.
11 Ways to Advocate for Yourself as a Disabled Traveler

2 months ago | flipboard.com | Sophie Morgan

Dachshund's Happy Prance While Using Wheelchair for First Time Is the Cutest Thing We've Ever SeenIt's never easy watching your pet heal from an injury, and sometimes, the journey back to health takes longer than planned. During the stress of it …
How to be your own best advocate as a Disabled traveller

2 months ago | cntraveller.com | Sophie Morgan

As a wheelchair user who’s travelled extensively for work, adventure, and everything in between, I know that exploring the world as a Disabled person can be equal parts liberating and exhausting. From missing ramps to misplaced mobility aids, each journey brings its own unique set of challenges. Over time, I’ve learned that the most important thing to pack isn’t your passport; it’s your ability to advocate.
Commerce secretary’s words about Social Security don’t inspire trust

2 months ago | yourvalley.net | Sophie Morgan

By Sophie Morgan | Phoenix In the horrible aftermath of Sept. 11, 2001, Cantor Fitzgerald CEO Howard Lutnick lost 70% of his company’s employees in the north tower. Among other actions, he pledged 25% of the firm’s profitability for the next five years to the families of the 658 employees who had perished, and paid for their health insurance for 10 years.
This wheelchair could change the future of travel

2 months ago | cntraveller.com | Sophie Morgan

When a snowboarding accident left Canadian Christian Bagg paralysed over two decades ago, the young mountain biking enthusiast found himself confronting a number of uncomfortable truths. Firstly, as a manual wheelchair user, learning that the world was no longer built with him in mind. But, equally as troublesome was the realisation that while bicycle technology advanced exponentially over the past century, his new mode of transport, the wheelchair, had barely changed.