Rosa Silverman
Senior Feature Writer at The Telegraph
Senior feature writer at The Daily Telegraph. Northerner (Leeds Leeds Leeds). Mother-of-two, master of none.
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msn.com | Rosa Silverman
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ca.news.yahoo.com | Rosa Silverman
How a small boats kingpin who smuggled thousands of migrants into Britain was brought downA quiet and leafy street in Isleworth, west London, doesn’t immediately spring to mind as the obvious place to find a control centre for an international people-smuggling enterprise.
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yahoo.com | Rosa Silverman
A quiet and leafy street in Isleworth doesn’t immediately spring to mind as the obvious place to find a control centre for an international people-smuggling enterprise. But in a taxpayer-funded home shared with his wife and child, that’s where Ahmed Ebid helped mastermind at least seven crossings over perilous waters around Europe, involving thousands of people and resulting in at least two deaths.
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telegraph.co.uk | Rosa Silverman
Operating from his flat in west London, Ahmed Ebid has been jailed for 25 years for his part in a vast people-smuggling operationA quiet and leafy street in Isleworth, west London, doesn't immediately spring to mind as the obvious place to find a control centre for an international people-smuggling enterprise.
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telegraph.co.uk | Rosa Silverman
The PM insists his new 'reset' with the EU is good for the UK's fishermen. In Grimsby, they argue it could spell the death of their industryIt's quiet on the North Quay in Grimsby. There aren't many fishermen left, and those who remain don't have much hope for the future. "We've all got grey hair down here, and we've only got a few more years [at it]," says Darren Kenyon, who's been fishing since he was 13.
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Been speaking to headteachers and hearing about the need to #ReformOfsted after the heartbreaking death of Ruth Perry. Here's the piece...Ofsted in crisis: ‘You feel you’ve let the school down and the kids, teachers and governors’ https://t.co/T7Y1K04VNX
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