The Guardian won two awards for its features and sports journalism at the 2024 British Journalism Awards, including a highly commended mention in the business, finance and economics category.
The British Journalism Awards celebrates the best public interest journalism produced for a UK audience, and is open to all publishers and journalists across print, broadcast and online.
Sirin Kale won the features journalism award for her writing, including on the Russell murders, a report from a maternity unit in Winchester and the life and death of John Balson. The judges said: “Sirin’s work is a masterclass in how to blend beautiful writing with meticulous research to ensure she delivers an absolute must-read piece of journalism.”
