17/06/2026
Following his conviction in February for the kidnap, two counts of rape and torture of a vulnerable young woman, Gagandeep Singh has been sentenced to 28 years’ imprisonment with an additional extended licence of 6 years. He has been recommended for deportation to India. James and Giles, in partnership with the police, supported the traumatised victim through a challenging trial process.
She had become suspicious when asked to deliver a suitcase from Thailand back to the UK in June 2024. She refused, and on her return to the UK she was abducted at Birmingham Airport by masked men and driven to London. She was taken to a house in Hanwell where she was subjected to prolonged torture, including by Singh, who would go on to rape her. The victim demonstrated immense courage in relaying to the jury the instruments used to harm her during her imprisonment that lasted many hours, fearing that she would not get out alive.
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We are hosting a half day conference in Sheffield on Personal Injury Claims on behalf of Children. The conference is taking place at the M Shed, Princes Wharf, Wapping Rd, Bristol BS1 4RN on Wednesday the 8th of July 2026. Registration starts at 13:15 and the conference…
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