Daniel Pepper
- Daniel Pepper has written articles published in The Guardian and Scotland on Sunday.
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War on want
Scotland on Sunday, Sunday 1 MarchMADKAM DEVA walks about 20 paces off a dirt footpath that cuts through a verdant forest, finds the place where large orange ants crawl over a dark, decomposing maroon stain, then points to another a few metres away. This, he claims, is where he saw one villager, then a second, cut down by police bullets and collapse on to the forest floor. "I'm scared they'll come after me now," says Deva, who doesn't know his age but guesses he is around 20.
Previous Articles
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Death toll climbs past 150 as city reels from terror attack
The Guardian, Sat 29 November 2008 (1 comment)
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Breaking of Mumbai siege turns into street theatre
The Guardian, Fri 28 November 2008
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Mumbai terror attacks: Indian troops storm last militant hideouts
The Guardian, Fri 28 November 2008
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Massacre in Mumbai: 24 hours of carnage leave 120 dead
The Guardian, Thu 27 November 2008
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Tense standoff at Nariman House
The Guardian, Thu 27 November 2008
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Terrorist gunmen holed up in Mumbai hotels
The Guardian, Thu 27 November 2008
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Indian commandos storm Mumbai hotels
The Guardian, Thu 27 November 2008
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Mumbai gunmen demand release of Islamist militants
The Guardian, Thu 27 November 2008
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Dozens still held hostage in Mumbai after night of terror attacks
The Guardian, Thu 27 November 2008
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Killing fields
Scotland on Sunday, Sun 27 July 2008
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- 11 articles (since July 2008)
- Average article: 37 column inches (1097 words)
- Shortest article: 19 column inches (571 words)
- Longest article: 67 column inches (2003 words)
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