Gabriel Pogrund is a Whitehall editor at The Sunday Times. His reporting primarily focuses on the government, the BBC, MI5, and MI6, showcasing his expertise in political journalism. He has been recognized for his work with multiple awards and has been featured in publications such as Stuff, The Times, and The Sun.
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Afzal Khan says he left as soon as he realised Lord Ahmed was present, but video shows otherwise
By: Lara Spirit, Gabriel Pogrund
Keir Starmer’s former chief of staff has told friends he is interested in helping Zelensky at the next election
By: Katy Balls, Josh Glancy, Gabriel Pogrund, Lara Spirit
The contentious handover will not make it into the King’s Speech, Trump refuses to support it and Mauritius is considering legal action
The deputy leader of Reform UK, who is one of its biggest donors, ran four shell companies that experts say wrongly paid no tax on profits
By: Gabriel Pogrund, Lara Spirit
Keir Starmer prepares to face MPs as senior sources say the disgraced peer failed vetting over his foreign ties
Keir Starmer’s ousted chief of staff says he doesn’t recognise himself in the media. His evidence on Peter Mandelson will be a rare chance to hear his side of the story
The government’s most senior veteran will be absent from the debate on a bill that critics say will reopen the door to prosecutions
By: Venetia Menzies, John Mooney, Emanuele Midolo, Gabriel Pogrund
When the London teenager died in mysterious circumstances, Akbar Shamji rushed to the scene, lied about it and left Britain. Today we explain where he’s been
By: Emanuele Midolo, Gabriel Pogrund, Venetia Menzies, Manveen Rana
It seems America’s most expensive property belongs to a Qatari power broker “HBJ” — and the Iran war may be forcing the sale
By: Gabriel Pogrund
Charlie Elphicke was sentenced to two years’ imprisonment after being found guilty of three counts of sexual assault against two women in 2020
