Sophie Raworth Huw Edwards, Fiona Bruce and George Alagiah are not available. She has also appeared in place of Andrew Marr on "The Andrew Marr Show", and presented on the "BBC News Channel" (formerly known as "BBC News 24"). In May 2009, she presented "The Trouble with Working Women" with reporter and father-of-three Justin Rowlatt on the BBC. The programme looked at the role of the working woman. In 2009, she presented "Crimewatch Roadshow" on BBC One on weekday mornings. In 2013, Raworth had a cameo appearance at the start of the film "A Good Day to Die Hard" as herself. On
BBC News 2008, the BBC was criticised by some for referring to the terrorists who carried out the November 2008 Mumbai attacks as "gunmen". The response to this added to prior criticism from some Indian commentators suggesting that the BBC may have an Indophobic bias. In March 2015, the BBC was criticised for airing a documentary interviewing one of the rapists in India. In spite of a ban ordered by the Indian High court, the BBC still aired the documentary. But, the BBC was supported by many others from the world for standing for justice, instead of coming under pressure. BBC News