Guardian and Observer journalists Amelia Gentleman and Carole Cadwalladr have jointly won journalist of the year at the Political Studies Association (PSA) awards.
The annual PSA awards recognise the achievements of academics, politicians, political campaigners, journalists and other contributors to the conduct and study of politics.
Amelia won for her work on the Windrush scandal, while Carole was honoured for her reporting on Cambridge Analytica and the use of data in political campaigning.
A Guardian News and Media spokesman said: “We are incredibly pleased that Amelia Gentleman and Carole Cadwalladr have each been recognised by the Political Studies Association for two groundbreaking stories of huge public importance.”
A full list of winners can be found here.
