Sky News’ Amrit Singh Mann honours Parents at Asian Media Awards

Sky News’ Amrit Singh Mann won Outstanding Young Journalist at the Asian Media Awards and he honoured his parents during his rousing speech.

Sky News' Amrit Singh Mann honours Parents at Asian Media Awards f

“I’m incredibly honoured to win this award."

Sky News journalist Amrit Singh Mann was named Outstanding Young Journalist at the Asian Media Awards.

The 2025 ceremony, held in Manchester on October 31, celebrates the top talent and achievements in journalism and media.

Mann, from Slough, received one of the evening’s biggest honours.

During his acceptance speech, Mann thanked his parents for their sacrifices.

A video shared on his social media captured the moment, followed by loud applause from guests.

David Higgerson, Chief Content Officer at Reach PLC, reacted on LinkedIn:

“Seeing a whole room erupt with applause when Amrit Singh Mann of Sky News thanked his parents as he picked up Outstanding Young Journalist and asking his parents to stand up for the applause, was wonderful.”

Mann also used his speech to emphasise the importance of senior leaders supporting and nurturing young talent in journalism.

The former Khalsa Primary School and Khalsa Secondary Academy student joined Sky News as a trainee in 2021, straight after completing his A-levels.

Before starting his career at the 24-hour news broadcaster, the 23-year-old served as a member of the UK Youth Parliament, representing Slough for five years.

Sky News' Amrit Singh Mann honours Parents at Asian Media Awards

Sharing news of his win on social media, Amrit Singh Mann said:

“I’m incredibly honoured to win this award.

“Over the past four years, I’ve been fortunate to work within a brilliant team at Sky News and to tell important stories.

“It remains a privilege to do what I do, and I’m as committed as ever to accurate, independent, and impartial reporting.

“This award is a huge encouragement to keep doing that work.

“I’m deeply grateful to everyone who has supported me along the way – my colleagues, mentors, friends, and family.”

Paul Broster, Associate Dean Academic at the University of Salford and judging panel member, praised Mann:

“Amrit was a deserving winner, showing how he had contributed both on and off screen over a number of years at Sky, unearthing exclusives and providing a voice for many different communities.”

In a post on X, the Asian Media Awards said: “Congratulations to Amrit Singh Mann on being named Outstanding Young Journalist.

“A brilliant and well-deserved honour recognising his exceptional talent, hard work, and impact in journalism.”

Lead Editor Dhiren is our news and content editor who loves all things football. He also has a passion for gaming and watching films. His motto is to "Live life one day at a time".

Images courtesy of Asian Media Awards






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