Rajeev Syal is a Home Affairs Journalist at The Guardian. He covers a range of topics including security and law enforcement, public security, and immigration, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Rajeev's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Irish Examiner, Yahoo News UK, The Irish Times, and AOL UK.
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Rajeev's coverage focuses heavily on government announcements and legal policy regulation, particularly in relation to Rwandan politics, UK immigration policy, asylum seekers, and specific legislative plans led by Rishi Sunak. He might be open to pitches from individuals who can provide expert insights or analysis related to these topics.
Given the nature of his articles, Rajeev may benefit from connections with experts in international law, human rights law as it relates to immigration policies and practices concerning Rwanda. Moreover, he could also find value in discussions with political analysts who can offer informed perspectives on geopolitical issues involving the UK and Rwanda.
It is important for outreach efforts to align closely with the themes covered by Rajeev – namely government & politics as well as specific topics like Rwandan politics and UK immigration policy.
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By: Diane Taylor, Rajeev Syal
Robert Jenrick and Oliver Dowden were on committee that supported paying £15m for asbestos-ridden former prison
By: Rajeev Syal, Rowena Mason
Prison staff alerted to security breach after layouts marking location of cameras shared on dark web, the Times reports
By: Rajeev Syal
Figures show rise in numbers unable to access legal aid lawyer, with knock-on implications for clearing backlog
By: Rajeev Syal
ONS says net migration is now beginning to fall but remains high by ‘historic standards’
Exclusive: fears that UK residents could be stranded abroad due to system glitches prompts rethink
By: Rajeev Syal
Home Secretary says £700m scheme did not result in a single deportation or stop any boats crossing the Channel
By: Rajeev Syal
NAO blames failures in Boris Johnson plan on successive governments’ policies and ‘unrealistic timelines’
By: Emily Dugan, Rajeev Syal
Exclusive: Some inmates being advised to change plea to secure earlier release as backlog spirals, watchdogs say
By: Rajeev Syal, Emily Dugan
Court backlogs are forcing alleged offenders to spend up to five years in jail awaiting trial and driving innocent people to plead guilty, two prison watchdogs have revealed.
By: Rajeev Syal
Skilled overseas workers contribute 20 times more than UK-born adults, while some shortages may be due to pay and conditions, say advisers
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