Philip Dewey is a Senior Journalist and Court Correspondent for WalesOnline, South Wales Echo, and Western Mail. With a focus on local news in Wales, Philip covers a wide range of stories including crime, court proceedings, and human interest stories. His work has been featured in various publications across the UK.
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Philip Dewey focuses on local crime and evolving stories in the United Kingdom, with a particular emphasis on Wales. He frequently covers breaking news related to crimes, trials, violence, and substance abuse.
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Jayfair Ferydon, 36, attacked customer Cheihe Diop at the Clifton Fish Bar in Cardiff following an argument
By: Philip Dewey
Dylan Thomas, 24, brutally murdered William Bush, 23, at the home they shared in Llandaff, Cardiff, by repeatedly stabbing him to neck, the head and the chest.
Dilshad Shamo, 41, and Ali Khdir, 40, were accused of running the operation from the Fast Track Hand Car Wash in Pontygwindy Road, Caerphilly
Christopher Matthews, 34, was part of an organised crime gang which planned to supply millions of pounds worth of cocaine around the south Wales valleys and parts of England.
By: Philip Dewey
Thomas Vanstone, 26, of Cardiff, began sexually abusing his victim when she was just eight years old.
Nasra Elmi, 37, tried to sell it to a pawn shop but the victim's daughter had already reported it missing
Brandon Thompson, 20, went on to steal an electric scooter and assaulted a woman after he attempted to hit her boyfriend
Isaac Elliott, 35, used three pseudonyms to sell drugs such as cocaine, cannabis, MDMA, and amphetamine and was paid by his customers with cryptocurrency
Michael Wheeldon, 71, of Porthcawl, began abusing his victim when she was younger than 10
By: Philip Dewey, Conor Gogarty
Royston Gill, 81, groomed one of his young victims with gifts of McDonald's takeaways and toys
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