Thomas Moore

Thomas Moore is a distinguished science and medical correspondent at Sky News with over two decades of experience. He began as a health correspondent for 17 years, covering seven UK health secretaries, before transitioning to science and medical reporting. His career highlights include conducting the first live interview with astronaut Tim Peake from the International Space Station and leading Sky's Ocean Rescue campaign, which significantly influenced public and policy changes on plastic pollution. Moore won a BAFTA in 2015 for his Ebola epidemic coverage and received multiple awards, including from the Monte Carlo TV Festival, for documentaries on environmental issues. His recent work includes exclusive access to Europe's first prostate cancer screening pilot study and reporting on AI-driven cancer detection trials.