Ellie Flynn is an investigative journalist and broadcaster who has produced and fronted documentaries for BBC and Channel 4.
Ellie’s hard-hitting documentaries highlight the most important issues facing young people in the UK today. Her debut BBC3 documentary, ‘Sex For Rent’, exposed landlords who exploit tenants using sex and was ground breaking, resulting in changes to UK law. Ellie went on to present the critically acclaimed Channel 4 Dispatches episode, ‘Undercover: Sexual Harassment – The...
Ellie Flynn is an investigative journalist and broadcaster who has produced and fronted documentaries for BBC and Channel 4.
Ellie’s hard-hitting documentaries highlight the most important issues facing young people in the UK today. Her debut BBC3 documentary, ‘Sex For Rent’, exposed landlords who exploit tenants using sex and was ground breaking, resulting in changes to UK law. Ellie went on to present the critically acclaimed Channel 4 Dispatches episode, ‘Undercover: Sexual Harassment – The Truth’, which was highly commended at the British Journalism Awards and nominated for a Rose D’Or. The documentary helped spark nationwide conversations about women’s safety and prompted a direct response from the Home Office. Ellie’s most recent Channel 4 documentaries, ‘Coca Cola’s Dirty Secrets’ and ‘The Truth About Temu’, have also attracted significant media attention and sparked important conversations.
Ellie Flynn is an investigative journalist and broadcaster who has produced and fronted documentaries for BBC and Channel 4.
Ellie’s hard-hitting documentaries highlight the most important issues facing young people in the UK today. Her debut BBC3 documentary, ‘Sex For Rent’, exposed landlords who exploit tenants using sex and was ground breaking, resulting in changes to UK law. Ellie went on to present the critically acclaimed Channel 4 Dispatches episode, ‘Undercover: Sexual Harassment – The Truth’, which was highly commended at the British Journalism Awards and nominated for a Rose D’Or. The documentary helped spark nationwide conversations about women’s safety and prompted a direct response from the Home Office. Ellie’s most recent Channel 4 documentaries, ‘Coca Cola’s Dirty Secrets’ and ‘The Truth About Temu’, have also attracted significant media attention and sparked important conversations.
