Lucy Hockings has been a stalwart and enduring presence on BBC World News since 2003, dedicating herself to meticulously covering a diverse and extensive array of pivotal global events that have had a profound impact on the world, including the devastating and catastrophic Asian tsunami that ravaged several countries in 2004, leaving a trail of destruction and heartbreak in its wake, as well as the passing of Pope John Paul II, a spiritual leader who inspired countless individuals around the globe, and the dramatic capture of Saddam Hussein, a momentous event that marked a significant turning point in the complex and often tumultuous history of the Middle East.
Lucy's journey to becoming a prominent figure at the renowned BBC began with a rich and diverse background in journalism, carefully cultivated during her formative years in her native New Zealand. Prior to joining the esteemed ranks of the BBC, Lucy had honed her skills as a producer and reporter, laying the foundation for a successful career in the media industry.
Lucy, a renowned journalist, embarked on a unique endeavor, deviating from her customary career path to make a lasting impression in the cinematic world. In 2018, she took on a significant role in the blockbuster film Black Panther, where she portrayed a BBC News reporter with unwavering professionalism and an air of gravitas, bringing her distinctive style to the big screen.
