Stacey Dooley: Should the news have feelings?
Beyond Today9 Nov 2018

Stacey Dooley: Should the news have feelings?

Stacey has been presenting current affairs for over a decade. She’s known for her brand of gutsy, compassionate reporting. This week she takes a break from a punishing Strictly schedule to talk to Tina about her on screen style and where it fits into the news. They explore the line between empathy and emotion and why she hesitates to even call herself a journalist.

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