
Has broken several exclusives on the phone hacking scandal, including the claim by senior detective Dave Cook that he was placed under surveillance by the News of the World while investigating a murder in 2002. He also revealed the existence of Operation Tuleta, Scotland Yard's investigation into computer hacking.
Andy has also reported extensively on the 7/7 Inquiry, as well as several major terrorist and criminal trials. He secured the first interview with former Iraq hostage Peter Moore and after 'door stepping' Sir Ronnie Flanagan, broadcast the former RUC chief's first public apology to the Omagh bomb families.
Previously Andy worked for BBC Panorama where he won an RTS.
Victims of torture seeking asylum in the UK are routinely being held in detention while their applications are processed, in breach of government rules, according to a pressure group.
The family of murdered private investigator Daniel Morgan tell Channel 4 News that the only option left to them now is a judicial inquiry into his death.
The Metropolitan Police tell the Leveson inquiry that the voicemail of murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler was hacked by the News of the World, but cannot say if her messages were deleted by journalists.