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Katerina Vittozzi, north of England correspondent

Katerina Vittozzi

North of England correspondent

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Katerina is a North of England correspondent. She was previously a news correspondent, working on breaking news, plus national and international news stories in the UK and around the world.

She joined Sky News in 2017, after several years living and reporting from West and Central Africa. Katerina was awarded The Queen鈥檚 Medal for her coverage of the 2014 West African Ebola outbreak.

In 2015, Katerina won One World Media鈥檚 young international journalist of the year award. She is a fellow of the International Women鈥檚 Media Foundation and a mentor with the John Schofield Trust.

Articles by Katerina Vittozzi

Southport stabbings survivor launches campaign to end use of traditional kitchen knives

'They just don't care anymore': On the street with the elite police unit tackling the rise in knife crime

Breast cancer patient now 'thriving' as 'game-changing' new treatment available on NHS gives hope

'Life-saving' simple blood test could transform cancer care if trial succeeds

Stabbed teacher speaks out: 'I didn't go to school that day thinking I'd be attacked'

More British people than ever trapped in modern slavery - as Sky News joins police on abattoir raid

'We're ready to tell the world our story' - Bradford kickstarts year as City of Culture

'You will miss the next Beatles': At least one UK grassroots music venues closing per week

'Why I stayed with my husband after child abuse images were found on his computer'

Parents of child who died from pneumonia after not being offered hospital bed want new probe into his death

Nurse Lucy Letby found guilty of murdering seven babies on neonatal unit

6,000 City fans gathered in Manchester to watch the Champions League final - this is what happened when they won

Manchester Arena attack survivor seeking help 'retraumatised' after doctor 'asked her to leave'

Wrexham face 'tough game' - as fan leaves US for first time to watch team play

'It means that every day is the best day in surgery': Robotic arm assists with knee replacement

Nicola Bulley: Are armchair detectives hindering the case?

Father found guilty of manslaughter over obese daughter's death

Emergency crews 'felt physically sick' when seeing 'shocking' conditions where 22-stone teen died

After 'utter misery' in 'chaotic' hospital, patient asks whether his cancer fight is worth it

Mental health trust where patients 'bullied and mocked' told to make widespread changes