by Carl Fellstrom | Aug 3, 2014 | drugs, journalism, murder, organised crime, Robert dawes
DANIEL Sowerby, the man convicted of killing an innocent Dutch school teacher in 2002 has spoken for the first time about his boss Robert Dawes. In a series of interviews with Dutch journalist Martijn Haas for Panorama magazine, Sowerby now 56, acknowledges he will...
by Carl Fellstrom | Jul 31, 2011 | BBC, Derek Slade, journalism, Roger Cook
Roger Cook prepares a piece to camera for Abuse of Trust documentaryEarlier this year I had the pleasure to work with the legendary investigative journalist Roger Cook for a documentary we helped produce for the BBC titled An Abuse of Trust. The film will be screened...
by Carl Fellstrom | Oct 5, 2010 | andy coulson, journalism, metropolitan police, news international, phone hacking
THIS week’s Channel 4 Dispatches took the story of phone hacking in Fleet Street further and ratcheted up the pressure on David Cameron’s spin doctor Andy Coulson another small notch. The eloquent and incisive presentation by political columnist Peter...
by Carl Fellstrom | Sep 2, 2010 | andy coulson, david cameron, journalism, news of the world, phone hacking
David Cameron must decide if Andy Coulson (right) is really the right man to be communicating his ideasTHE allegations due to be printed in this Sunday’s New York Times magazine go the furthest so far in the tawdry tale of phone hacking at the News of the...
by Carl Fellstrom | Jul 28, 2010 | drugs, journalism, SOCA, spain, trevor wade
Trevor Wade in happier times For the past year I have been actively supporting the plight of a Lincolnshire pensioner who was arrested in Spain after being duped into driving a car which contained £22 million worth of cocaine. Most criminals will tell you they are...
by Carl Fellstrom | Jul 22, 2010 | decriminalisation, drugs, journalism, legislation
This week an eminently sensible person made some eminently sensible statements about the UK’s current drugs legislation. In a newsletter sent out to barristers across the country, Nicholas Green QC, current chairman of the Bar Council of England and...
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