Hundreds of Muslims in western parts of the Central African Republic remain trapped in enclaves in deplorable conditions and amid ongoing fighting. Shot in December 2014 on assignment with Human Rights Watch.

Hour-long documentary – aired on BBC1 on 2 July 2014 – investigating the life of the world's 'most wanted woman', Samantha Lewthwaite, the Aylesbury schoolgirl and later wife of 7/7 bomber, who became known as the 'white widow'.

"Engrossing", "terrific study of modern mythmaking in action" - The Telegraph

Credits – Producer/Director: Adam Wishart; Executive Producer for Hardcash: David Henshaw; Executive Producer for BBC: Tom Giles

Accompanying text feature 'Kenyan 'cutter' says female genital mutilation is her livelihood', by Daniel Howden (February 2014).

Accompanying text feature 'African Artists, Lifted by the Promises of Democracy and the Web', by Nicholas Kulish (January 2014).

ASHOKA – 'Yoga in Africa' tells how the Africa Yoga Project, led by Paige Elenson, is putting African youth at the forefront of an emerging multi-million dollar wellness industry (Self-shooting producer).

ASHOKA – 'From Inmates in Kenyan Prisons to Ambassadors of Change' tells how the Nafisika Trust is helping to rehabilitate inmates for life after prison, in Kenya's capital Nairobi, where crime rates remain high (Self-shooting producer).

Winner of CNN Hero of the Year 2014, Pen Farthing's Nowzad Dogs reunites soldiers with stray dogs and cats they befriend while serving in Afghanistan. Original edit, longer tribute edit.

(Producer/Director)