In Part 2 of our mini series on the legacy of City Journalism, we investigate how the reporting of disasters has evolved since the Lockerbie tragedy.
We hear from some of the first reporters at the scene, including one who had only recently graduated from his newspaper degree.
In the decades that have followed, much has changed in the technology and ways of working, but also in our understanding of how reporting such tragedies affects the journalists involved.
The series is part of the 50 year anniversary of the journalism department and has been produced by students of the MA in Podcasting.
Presented by Lotte Micklethwaite (MA International Journalism) and Nancy Sangare (BA Journalism)
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