RANSOM Man

What would you do if your most intimate thoughts were held to ransom?

A hacker without boundaries steals the therapy notes of 33,000 people. Jenny uncovers just how vulnerable our deepest secrets can be – and the enormous power that hackers now have over our inner lives.

the gift

In this series for BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds, Jenny meets the men and women whose lives changed forever after they took at-home DNA tests.

“Utterly compelling, stop-what-you’re-doing-and-listen storytelling, the kind of radio that makes me sit in my parked car in rapt awe until it’s over. Unmissable.” Charlotte Runcie, Daily Telegraph

bodies

The London Anatomy Office accepts around 350 human bodies donated for medical research and education annually. Many are used - almost fresh - to train surgeons in the procedures which may one day save your life.

Jenny gets rare access to a surgical training course, and learns why, in an age of AI and virtual reality, medicine still depends on cadavers.

Times Radio Breakfast

Jenny was the launch presenter of Times Radio Breakfast on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, presenting 6-10am throughout the pandemic, the invasion of Ukraine and Boris Johnson’s government