Dan O’Donoghue is an investigative reporter with BBC News known for uncovering complex stories that sit at the intersection of politics, public policy and accountability. His work often tracks how decisions made in government and major institutions affect people on the ground, and he has developed a reputation for thorough document-based reporting, sharp analysis and a commitment to public-interest journalism. Whether examining failures in public services, scrutinising political processes or exposing systemic issues, he brings clarity and depth to challenging subjects, helping audiences understand not just what is happening, but why it matters.