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Lucy Rodgers

Visual storytelling reporter

Lucy Rodgers is a reporter in the visual storytelling team, an interdisciplinary group of journalists combining reporting, data, design and coding skills.

The team won a Press Gazette Future of Media award in 2023 for an investigation into North Korean oil smuggling and in 2022 for their coverage of the Ukraine war. They have also won multiple awards for the Climate Game.

Lucy was previously a senior reporter at the BBC specialising in visual storytelling.

Email Lucy Rodgers @upyorkshire  on Twitter (link opens in a new browser window)
  • Friday, 6 September, 2024
    ExplainerIsrael-Hamas war
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    A visual guide to the war

  • Saturday, 24 August, 2024
    Visual story
    Ten days that turned the tables on Russia

    How Ukraine pulled off a spectacular counterpunch against Moscow by invading its invader

  • Wednesday, 17 July, 2024
    Visual investigation
    How security failings let a would-be assassin shoot Donald Trump

    Series of ‘shocking’ mistakes allowed armed man to climb on to a roof and fire at former president

  • Friday, 5 July, 2024
    UK general election 2024
    The UK’s new electoral map in charts

    The results are in — what have we learned?

  • Monday, 1 July, 2024
    UK immigration
    Can Labour fix the UK asylum system?

    The party has pledged to scrap the Tory’s flagship Rwanda scheme but still reduce small boat crossings and end the use of asylum hotels

    Ako hugs his young son next to his wife on a sofa in front of a blue wall inside their flat
  • Sunday, 19 May, 2024
    Visual story
    The battlegrounds that could decide a US-China war over Taiwan

    Five key military contests are likely to determine the outcome of a conflict

  • Wednesday, 10 April, 2024
    Borderlands
    The migrant highway that could sway the US election

    The Darién Gap has become a key migration route for people heading towards the US

  • Tuesday, 9 April, 2024
    Visual story
    Tonnes of food is stuck on Gaza’s border while the enclave nears famine

    An almost stationary line of trucks depicts the daily struggle to feed Gaza

  • Wednesday, 28 February, 2024
    Visual story
    Inside the miracle of modern chip manufacturing

    After coming up against the limits of physics, scientists are rethinking chip architecture like never before

  • Wednesday, 31 January, 2024
    Visual investigation
    The hidden cost of your supermarket salmon

    Fish sold by major retailers in Europe is harming food security in west Africa

    A photo of a small fishing boat in the waters of Nouadhibou, Mauritania’s second largest city
  • Wednesday, 13 December, 2023
    Israel-Hamas war
    How the loss of entire families is ravaging the social fabric of Gaza 

    Intense bombardment has wiped out multiple generations of Palestinians

    Composite image of Iyyam, nine, in hospital with a brain injury, and a mobile phone image of her before the war
  • Monday, 27 November, 2023
    Visual investigation
    How China is tearing down Islam

    Thousands of mosques have been altered or destroyed as Beijing’s suppression of Islamic culture spreads

  • Wednesday, 25 October, 2023
    Visual story
    How Israeli air strikes destroyed a busy neighbourhood in Gaza

    Much of once-vibrant Rimal has been reduced to rubble after missiles flattened homes and businesses and forced residents to flee

  • Friday, 20 October, 2023
    Visual story
    What is the British countryside really for?

    The UK needs to change the way its countryside is used to meet its net zero targets. But researchers and farmers say the government is shying away from tough decisions about food and biodiversity

  • Monday, 4 September, 2023
    The Big Read
    The UK is at risk of running low on water. Why?

    A country famous for its rainy climate faces grave supply issues, after years of poorly managed systems

    Jodie Mills, director of the West Cumbria Rivers Trust, on the dry bed of the river Derwent with her small, white dog Maisie
  • Wednesday, 16 August, 2023
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    Have we reached peak coffee?

    Whether the world can produce enough beans to fulfil growing demand is in doubt

  • Sunday, 16 July, 2023
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    Unicorn funding dries up

    Other charts of the week: hit songs getting louder, the global gender divide for water collection, air travel surpasses pre-pandemic levels, and views on corruption in Europe

  • Friday, 28 April, 2023
    Visual story
    ‘India’s century’: can the most populous nation unlock the potential of its youth?

    India could seize its demographic dividend — or squander it

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