Lucy Hockings has been a stalwart presenter on BBC World News since 2003, meticulously covering a wide range of pivotal global events, including the devastating and catastrophic Asian tsunami that ravaged several countries in 2004, the passing of Pope John Paul II, and the dramatic capture of Saddam Hussein.
Before joining the esteemed ranks of the BBC, Lucy honed her skills as a producer and reporter in her native New Zealand, where she cultivated a strong foundation in the art of journalism. Her academic credentials include a degree in journalism from Auckland University, which provided her with a solid grounding in the principles and practices of the profession.
In a notable departure from her usual role as a journalist, Lucy made a memorable appearance in the 2018 blockbuster film Black Panther, where she played the part of a BBC News reporter, bringing her trademark professionalism and gravitas to the big screen.
