Zak Garner-Purkis is Investigations Editor at Express.co.uk. Always on the lookout for shocking stories the world needs to hear he keeps digging until he gets to the heart of an issue. From articles shedding new light on murders to undercover modern slavery exposes, he has a track record of agenda-setting work.
Zak has been nominated three times for the British Journalism Award, earning a judge’s high commendation in 2020, he has also been shortlisted for the Orwell Prize and Regional Press Awards.
Previous roles have also included the position of Chief Reporter at MyLondon and Head of Content at Construction News. His freelance credits include the Financial Times, BBC and ITV News.
He has been contributor to Forbes SportsMoney section since 2020.
Follow him on Twitter @JournoZak and email zakgarnerpurkis@gmail.com
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