Lorraine reflects on her early journalism career, sharing how she faced skepticism about her accent and the emotional weight of covering tragic events like the Lockerbie crash and Dunblane shooting. She emphasizes the importance of conveying genuine emotion without crossing into self-indulgence, revealing how she coped with the horrors by viewing them as if they were part of a film. Her experiences taught her invaluable lessons about empathy and resilience in the face of adversity.
