He later joined the BBC, working across a raft of current affairs strands from Inside Out to The One Show and Panorama. After nearly two decades at the BBC, Glen moved into freelance work and has since collaborated on some of the UK’s most important investigative projects.

Notably, Glen worked closely with Nick Davies of The Guardian in exposing the industrial-scale phone hacking at the News of the World – including the hacking of Milly Dowler’s voicemail – a watershed moment that reshaped British media accountability. He also contributed to BBC Panorama’s hard-hitting investigations into phone hacking and police corruption (Cops, Criminals and Corruption).

Most recently, Glen led the documentary on the Lord Lucan mystery for the BBC, combining forensic journalism with cinematic storytelling. This three part box-set is now being shown in Australia and North America.

Tartanshore Media is Glen’s platform for continuing to challenge power, expose wrongdoing, and document the stories that matter.