
Katie Razzall joined Channel 4 News in 1999 as a producer and is now a reporter and presenter.
She was the first TV journalist into Hambantota, a Sri Lankan town destroyed by the 2004 tsunami. She covered the last two general elections as the programme's South West correspondent, has reported on many court cases, most recently the trial of Levi Bellfield which has led to calls for changes to the way victims are treated, and has introduced viewers to inspiring paralympians, including England's blind football team and the injured army veterans who'll be competing in 2012.
Katie was originally a trainee on ITN's prestigious news trainee scheme. She previously worked in Parliament and in factual entertainment for Carlton TV.
As a former accessible travel advisor tells Channel 4 News that travel for disabled people could be "impossible" during the Games we follow four London journeys to put disabled transport to the test.
Wheelchair rugby - "murderball" - is the most anticipated of all the Paralympic events. And after narrowly missing out on a medal in 2008, the British team is aiming for a top three place in London.
Scottish drinkers are set to have to pay more for alcohol than their counterparts in England and Wales after the Holyrood government set a target minimum price of 50p per unit.