Kiran Randhawa

Former News of the World reporter lays bare the extent of phone hacking in the nineties as Prince Harry takes the stand on Day 3 of #PrinceHarryVsMGN https://t.co/K7cDm0E9KZ

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'As somebody involved [in phone hacking] by your own admission, does that leave you with a sense of guilt and shame?' @susannareid100 questions Paul McMullan, former deputy features editor at News of the World over how they gathered stories https://t.co/NESzS48TVr

One of the paparazzi spoke exclusively to me and @richardgaisford revealing details of the #HarryandMegan car chase saying the couple’s driver made it dangerous https://t.co/O99tUxBFmg

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Harry and Meghan say they were involved in a 'near catastrophic' car chase incident involving paparazzi. One of the photographers involved said it was 'very tense trying to keep up with the vehicle' but it was 'their driver who was making it a catastrophic experience'. https://t.co/QduoE9tFAF

One of the paparazzi spoke exclusively to me @GMB revealing details of the #HarryandMegan car chase saying the couple’s driver made it dangerous https://t.co/LUWnd6l3d4

RT @GMB: “We need to allow people to protest peacefully.” @paulpowlesland was spoken to by the police for holding a blank banner in Parlia…

RT @dddanielrrr: We won! #UltimateNewsQuiz winners for the third year in a row. What a team! 🏆 https://t.co/94MTUs7lNh

RT @NityaGRajan: He was known to his friends as Enzo Almeni Elizabeth Hitchcott told @GMB’s @KiranRandhawa: “Enzo had been made homeless i…

RT @Annemariealex: Here’s the PM not doing an interview with @GMB at Tory party conference. We live in hope that one day he’ll come on ou…

Former Afghan special forces officer tells how his old SAS colleagues helped his family-huge targets of the Taliban- get to the uk. And the work continues.They tell even though British forces are out they will try to make sure all those who helped the uk reach safety. @hellyer_m

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'I haven't seen them for 10 and a half years.' Almas, a former Afghan soldier who was desperate to get his family out of Kabul, turned to a former SAS soldier who managed to get a dozen members of the family out and to safety. He recalls the emotional moment he saw his mum. https://t.co/fpM4EjAu9R

Speaking to an Afghan interpreter for the Brits who has been left behind in Kabul. Taliban are in his house. He has fled with his wife and all the paperwork he needs to get to the UK but he has no way of making it here anymore.

She calls herself “a frontline soldier” for the people left behind including her parents and little sister. My heart has broken for these incredible people who sacrificed being with their loved ones for the bigger picture and the future of Afghanistan.Thanks for sharing with us…

Inspirational, strong woman. Thank you for talking to me and sharing your story…

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Atefa Shafaei has just arrived in the UK from Kabul. The women's rights campaigner was allowed to bring her sister with her but the rest of her family have been left behind and are now in hiding. She recalls the difficult journey she took to flee Afghanistan. https://t.co/bx0GSafVaq

RT @GMB: Atefa Shafaei has just arrived in the UK from Kabul. The women's rights campaigner was allowed to bring her sister with her but…

RT @GMB: 'What manner of men would we be if we left our colleagues behind?" Former paratrooper Ian Wornham who worked with former interpre…

Ex para helps deliver Interpreter’s family to safety in the UK after his father was killed by the Taliban just days ago. Two amazing men. Thanks for telling me your story. https://t.co/Yet6vlN6wR