Men lose appeal for harrassing BBC journalist over A Very British Cult documentary
Men lose appeal for harrassing BBC journalist over A Very British Cult documentaryImage caption, From left to right: Kristofer Deichler, Jatinder Kamra, and Sukhraj SinghByAmy JohnstonPublished20 minutes agoThree men have lost their appeal for harassing BBC journalist Catrin…
- ▪Men lose appeal for harrassing BBC journalist over A Very British Cult documentaryImage caption, From left to right: Kristofer Deichler, Jatinder Kamra, and Sukhraj SinghByAmy JohnstonPublished20 minutes agoThree men have lost their appeal
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| Publication time | Fri, 18 Sep 2026 16:53:23 GMT |
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Men lose appeal for harrassing BBC journalist over A Very British Cult documentaryImage caption, From left to right: Kristofer Deichler, Jatinder Kamra, and Sukhraj SinghByAmy JohnstonPublished20 minutes agoThree men have lost their appeal for harassing BBC journalist Catrin Nye, who presented the podcast series and documentary, A Very British Cult.Kristofer Deichler, 47, Jatinder Kamra, 46 and Sukhraj Singh, were sentenced for harassment after visiting her home where she lived with her partner and children, first in a group in August 2024, and then again as the three of them in September 2024."We accept she was terrified by the unexpected attendance" at her home, said Judge Pounder at Snaresbrook Crown Court, adding there was "heightened concern" as her children were also home.
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