Dipesh Gadher

Riot police drafted in as Scotland Yard warns that anti-government rally could lead to clashes between far-right and anti-racism campaigners

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

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

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)

The head of immigration enforcement, brother of Sajid, wants people to spot the signs of exploitation and stop ‘feeding the problem’

The Syrian despot took an interest in politics only after his older brother died in a car crash, but his two decades of brutal rule may be nearing their end

Revelation shows how H6’s alleged ‘elite capture’ tactics extended to at least two former prime ministers

The UK plays host to figures who have been linked to the ousted Syrian dictator

Charles explored making a deal with Kenny Song, a businessman with links to Beijing-owned companies, as he sought to bail out his failed Knockroon development