Stephen Grey, United Kingdom, is a special correspondent on the global enterprise team at Reuters news agency. He is based in London.
He began his career on the Eastern Daily Press in England and worked for many years for the Sunday Times, London, including as a foreign correspondent and as editor of the newspaper’s ‘Insight’ investigative team. He went on to report as a freelancer for, among other publications, The New York Times, The Guardian, Le Monde Diplomatique, as well as BBC Television’s “Newsnight”, BBC Radio 4, Channel 4 “Dispatches”, and PBS and ABC News in the US.
He is best known for his exclusive revelations on the CIA’s program of “extraordinary rendition”, reports into fraud and mismanagement at the European Commission, as well as investigations in the conflict zones of Iraq and Afghanistan.
He is author of two books: "Ghost Plane", an account of the CIA rendition program, and "Operation Snakebite" (published as "Into the Viper’s Nest" in the US), on the war in Helmand, Afghanistan. His most recent film was “Kill/Capture” for PBS Frontline.
He has won several awards, including the Overseas Press Club award in 2006 for human rights reporting and the Kurt Schork Award for International Reporting in 2010.
