Lewis Goodall Keynote Speaker

Lewis Goodall is a journalist, broadcaster and author known for his insightful political analysis, investigative reporting and engaging storytelling. As Analysis & Investigations Editor at Global Radio and co-presenter of the chart-leading podcast The News Agents, Lewis has become one of the UK’s most recognisable voices in political journalism and current affairs commentary.

With a career spanning the BBC, Sky News and Global, Lewis has covered many of the defining political and social issues of modern Britain. His reporting has examined Brexit, elections, government policy, economic change, the war in Ukraine, the refugee crisis and the aftermath of Grenfell, bringing clarity and depth to complex national and international stories. His investigation into the schools exam grading crisis led to a nomination for the Orwell Prize.

Lewis began his broadcasting career producing documentaries and current affairs programming for the BBC, before joining Sky News as Political Correspondent. During his time at Sky, he travelled extensively across the UK aboard the “Lewis Lorry”, exploring how Brexit was reshaping communities, businesses and political identities beyond Westminster. He later returned to the BBC as Policy Editor for Newsnight, where he became a prominent figure in the corporation’s political and election coverage.

Lewis also writes for The New Statesman and is the author of Left for Dead?, an examination of the Labour Party’s transformation from the Tony Blair years through the Jeremy Corbyn era. Combining sharp analysis with an accessible and engaging style, Lewis offers audiences informed perspectives on politics, media, leadership and the rapidly evolving relationship between public opinion and modern journalism.