I think ‘Keep Calm and Carry On’ is a very fitting mantra to live by in the world of TV

My biggest learning curve has been to fully embrace who I am as people see right through you if you’re putting on a front

I have had so many “pinch me” moments whilst working in TV. Filming with David Beckham in a Pie and Mash restaurant and getting a photo with Anthony Joshua have to be on the list!

Seeing The Martin Lewis Money Show thrive and become part of the modern narrative.

If I’m going to be honest, I think that the hurdles I faced early on in my career mirrored those that I’d subconsciously been dealing with my whole life

My film is called For Crown & Country..

My film is called Black in Fashion..

My film is called Black Boys Can Cry..

My film is called Our NHS with Dr. Zoe Williams..

An important part of my job is making sure that MSM is a happy, fun and safe place for our teams to work

As an industry we need to work harder to encourage people from a wide variety of backgrounds to come and work with us

for me it’s been a juggle at times to manage home life with work life. I’m now a mum of two, so I’ve sometimes had to turn down certain roles because I can’t be away from home and on location for long periods of time.

Having zero experience in the industry or any formal training meant I had to work fast and learn as much as I could on the job to bring myself up to speed

Receiving a BAFTA Craft Emerging Talent nomination in March for Our Jubilee was amazing

I didn’t get that job, but they did offer me something working in their library helping to sell the archive

I was sat in the voiceover studio having a cup of tea and biscuits, talking about Christmas shopping with Helena Bonham-Carter like we were two old friends having a catch up

In the first week of my time on Peston on Sunday I was asked to stand in and pretend to be the then Chancellor, George Osborne

I was doing night shifts and a PM offered me a runner role on my first ever studio show

Being a working mother in television is definitely not easy

TV is a privilege. It allows you into places and other people’s lives in a way no other job can or does