Dipesh Gadher is a journalist who writes for The Times and The Australian, with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, international relations, and current affairs. Dipesh is known for his investigative reporting and in-depth analysis of complex issues.
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Dipesh Gadher's coverage focuses heavily on crime, government & politics, and controversial figures with a national (United Kingdom) perspective. Given his focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to these themes, he may be receptive to pitches offering in-depth analysis or expert commentary from credible sources within the UK political landscape or legal experts specializing in crime-related issues.
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By: Dipesh Gadher, Gabriel Pogrund
The transport secretary spoke last week to Sammy Woodhouse, the former grooming gang victim turned campaigner
By: Hugo Daniel, Dipesh Gadher, Glen Keogh, Melina Spanoudi
Crown Prosecution Service reveals police files were rejected in 2009 and 2015 — as 150 victims and witnesses come forward
By: Dipesh Gadher, Danny Fortson, Hugo Daniel
Court papers cite reputational damage and loss of earnings from superyacht sinking
Pouria Zeraati, who was targeted in London in March, has asked why Labour has not banned the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as they pledged
By: Hugo Daniel, Dipesh Gadher
Twenty-one women accused the late Harrods owner between 2005 and last year, but the force asked prosecutors to decide whether to pursue only two
By: Dipesh Gadher, Gabriel Pogrund, Dominic Hauschild
Riot police drafted in as Scotland Yard warns that anti-government rally could lead to clashes between far-right and anti-racism campaigners
By: Dipesh Gadher, Rosamund Urwin
The Met has passed a file to the CPS about the comedian. It follows a Sunday Times and Times investigation into claims of rape and sexual assault, which he denies
By: David Collins, Dipesh Gadher
After 22 tonnes of cheddar went missing in London, wine, smoked salmon and eco-bag sellers say they have reported goods stolen by thieves posing as distributors
By: Caroline Wheeler, Harry Yorke, Dipesh Gadher
Prosecutors were ready to charge Axel Rudakubana with new offences on October 15 but the decision was stalled over concerns surrounding the Chris Kaba case
After a year as DPP, Stephen Parkinson discusses how to stop cases collapsing, limits on free speech and his admiration for Elon Musk (although it’s not mutual)
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