Rianna Croxford is an award-winning investigations correspondent for BBC News and Current Affairs.

 

Based in London, she presents podcasts and documentaries and reports for UK and international TV, radio and digital platforms. 

 

Her stories have reached millions globally and prompted government inquiries and changes in UK law and policy.

 

Most recently, her reporting led to multiple arrests and criminal charges of sex trafficking in the US following a three-year investigation into the former CEO of fashion chain Abercrombie & Fitch.​ 

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Rianna is a two-time British Journalism Award winner, Forbes 30 Under 30 media honouree, and a Royal Television Award and Orwell Prize nominee.​ 

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She previously worked as the BBC’s community affairs correspondent, leading coverage of the UK's diverse population, and as a correspondent in Washington DC reporting on breaking news across America.