A BBC Scotland journalist has been named among the winners of a prize at the British Journalism Awards.
A team including Mark Daly – which investigated doping in athletics – took the Sports Journalism title at the awards, which are organised (and reported by here) by the trade journal, Press Gazette.
The awards also saw, among others, former Guardian editor, Alan Rusbridger, was the recipient of the The Marie Colvin Award – ‘for raising the reputation of British journalism’.
The full list of winners for the British Journalism Awards 2015 reads:
Digital Innovation
Winner: Vice News
New Journalist of the Year
Winner: Simon Murphy of The Mail on Sunday
Campaign of the Year
Winner: The Guardian for Keep it in the Ground
Highly commended: David Jones, Sam Greenhill, Ian Drury and Jack Doyle of the Daily Mail
Foreign Affairs Journalism
Winner: Patrick Kingsley of The Guardian
Politics Journalism
Winner: Tom Newton Dunn of The Sun
Photojournalism
Winner: Manu Brabo of The Sunday Times
Highly Commended: Jack Hill of The Times and Philip Coburn of the Daily Mirror
Business, Finance and Economics Journalism
Winner: Daniel Jones of The Sun
Highly commended: Charles Levinson of Reuters
Science, Technology and Health Journalism
Winner: Deborah Cohen from the BMJ
Highly commended: Natasha Loder of The Economist
Breaking News Award
Winner: Jonathan Calvert, George Arbuthnott and Bojan Pancevski (Insight) – The Sunday Times
Sports Journalism
Winner: Mark Daly, Murdoch Rodgers and David Epstein – BBC Scotland/Panorama/ProPublica
Highly commended: Jonathan Calvert, George Arbuthnott and David Collins of The Sunday Times
Popular journalism
Winner: The news team at The Mail on Sunday
Local Heroes
Winner: Jeanette Oldham of the Birmingham Mail
Highly commended: Andrew Gilligan of The Daily and Sunday Telegraph
Investigation of the Year
Winner: Juliette Garside, James Ball, David Leigh and David Pegg of The Guardian
The Marie Colvin Award for raising the reputation of British journalism
Winner: Alan Rusbridger
Journalist of the Year
Winner: Jonathan Calvert of The Sunday Times
