Sadiya Chowdhury

3 weeks ago | news.sky.com | Sadiya Chowdhury

A man who has admitted to aggravated arson at a Ukraine-linked warehouse was told to watch a Cold War spy drama as his "manual", the Old Bailey has heard. The Russian mercenary Wagner group allegedly recommended that Dylan Earl, 20, "please see" The Americans - a show where undercover spies carry out dangerous missions for the Soviet Union - to "understand" the work better, the jury was told.

3 weeks ago | v2radio.co.uk | Sadiya Chowdhury

The Russian mercenary Wagner group allegedly recommended that Dylan Earl, 20, "please see" The Americans - a show where undercover spies carry out dangerous missions for the Soviet Union - to "understand" the work better, the jury was told. Prosecutors say that Earl was "knowingly acting at the behest" of Wagner - a private military contractor linked to Russia, which is proscribed as a terrorist organisation - who "commissioned the arson attack" in Leyton, East London, on 20 March 2024.

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Sadiya Chowdhury

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3 weeks ago | news.sky.com | Sadiya Chowdhury

Arsonists set fire to a London warehouse linked to Ukraine after one of the men who orchestrated the attack was recruited by a Russian mercenary group, a court has heard. Around £1m of damage was caused by the blaze at an industrial unit in Leyton that was supplying StarLink satellite equipment to Ukraine, the Old Bailey was told. The attack on 20 March last year was orchestrated by 20-year-old Dylan Earl - who was recruited by the Wagner Group - and Jake Reeves, 23, jurors heard.

1 month ago | news.sky.com | Sadiya Chowdhury

Philip and Clare are on opposing sides on the issue of assisted dying. Now, the pair meet each other for the first time to let the country watch them debate. Warning: This article contains descriptions of assisted dying and suicide throughout My name's Clare and I live on a farm in North Devon. I've got two fabulous daughters, Chloe and Izzy. I have stage 4 breast cancer. I've been campaigning for the assisted dying bill [Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill] to pass through Parliament.