Dipesh Gadher is a home affairs correspondent at The Sunday Times. He specializes in crime and terrorism, having investigated significant cases such as the Grenfell fire and the Soham murders, and has uncovered the identities of Britons who joined Isis in Syria. His work has been featured in The Australian and The Times.
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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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Daniel Thomas was stopped at Heathrow after travelling to Belgium to make his own attempt at halting the flow of migrants crossing the Channel
Police are investigating antisemitic voicemails left at the MP’s constituency office in Nottinghamshire
By: Herbie Russell, Dipesh Gadher, Katie Tarrant
Unite the Kingdom rally to be held at same time as pro-Palestinian demonstration in the capital with tensions over immigration and antisemitism high
By: Louise Callaghan, Dipesh Gadher
Arrested in Turkey, the Iraqi militia commander is accused of co-ordinating at least 18 attacks since the Iran war began
By: Hugo Daniel, Dipesh Gadher, Katie Tarrant
Tommy Robinson’s Unite the Kingdom rally and the pro-Palestinian Nakba march were policed at an estimated cost of £4.5 million
By: Katie Tarrant, Dipesh Gadher, Herbie Russell
Unite the Kingdom rally held at the same time as a pro-Palestinian demonstration in the capital amid tensions over immigration and antisemitism
Police are examining events in 2002 as they consider wider possible crimes by Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, including sexual misconduct, corruption and fraud
Police investigating Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor are examining an allegation that he behaved inappropriately towards a woman at Royal Ascot.
The Sunday Times revealed last week that detectives are examining the alleged incident as part of a broader investigation into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor
Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi is the alleged mastermind of at least 18 antisemitic incidents in Britain, Europe and north America
