Winner 2022 - Scottish Press Awards - Journalism Team of the Year - as co-editor of The Ferret alongside Karin Goodwin and a team of reporters.
Shortlisted 2020 - Amnesty International Media Awards - Nations and Regions Award - Just Surviving: A Decade Of Austerity In Scotland - a collaboration between The Ferret and Huffington Post. Nominated with Karin Goodwin and Lisa Golden.
Winner 2018 - Scottish Press Awards - Outstanding Digital Journalist of the Year - for a series of reports from Iraq published by The Ferret.
Shortlisted 2017 - Refugee Week Media Awards - Print category - News - nominated with Angela Catlin and Chris Manson.
Shortlisted 2016 - Scottish Press Awards - Sunday Mail - Journalism Team of the Year - nominated with photographer Angela Catlin for a series of reports from Pakistan.
Shortlisted 2016 - British Journalism Awards - The Ferret - Digital Innovation
Shortlisted 2015 - British Journalism Awards - The Ferret - Digital Innovation
Winner 2015 - Refugee Week Scottish Media Awards - National Print - News
Winner 2014 - Refugee Week Scottish Media Awards - National Print - Features
Winner 2014 - Scottish Press Awards - Scoop of The Year
Winner 2013 - Refugee Week Scottish Media Award - National Union of Journalist Special Award - in recognition of long-term commitment to reporting refugee issues.
Winner 2013 - Scottish Press Awards - Magazine Writer of the Year
Shortlisted 2011 - International Network of Street Papers - Special Award for External Press.
Winner 2011 - Refugee Week Scottish Media Awards - National Print
Winner 2010 - Refugee Week Scottish Media Awards - National Print
Shortlisted 2010 - Scottish Press Awards - Magazine Writer of the Year
Winner 2009 – Refugee Week Scottish Media Awards - National Print
Shortlisted 2008 – Amnesty International Media Awards - Scottish Media Award
Shortlisted 2008 - Amnesty International Media Awards - Nations and Regions Award
Winner 2007 - European Union Journalist Award - UK-leg Winner
Winner 2007 - European Union Journalist Award - Bronze Prize
Winner 2005 - Amnesty International Media Awards - Scottish Media Award
Winner 2005 - Amnesty International Media Awards - Nations and Regions Award
Winner 2005 - British Press Awards - Contributor for The Herald Magazine (Fascism in Russia feature) - Best British Supplement
Shortlisted 2005 - Amnesty International Media Awards - Gaby Rado Memorial Award
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The above image was taken by Angie Catlin shortly after one of the worst tsunamis in history. On 26th December 2004, an earthquake off Indonesia triggered a tsunami which left nearly 230,000 people dead or missing, and another two million homeless. Catlin visited the region with writer, Michael Tierney for The Herald newspaper. Copyright, Angela Catlin, no reproduction without permission.