robert mendick

Chief reporter on The Telegraph and previously of the Evening Standard.

[The Telegraph @Telegraph]

🔎 Who was Jeffrey Epstein, and how did he build a global sex trafficking network hidden in plain sight?

From his early life in Brooklyn to his rise among billionaires and politicians, the warning signs were always there

Read @mickbrownwriter and @rmendick's months-long investigation below ⤵️
https://t.co/EbhLclh5iS

[Lisa Markwell @lisamarkwell]

This has been quite some time in the making - the definitive origin story, masterfully told by @mickbrownwriter and @rmendick (and edited by me). It is forensically detailed and very long - well worth your time. Or you can listen to it at the same link. https://t.co/I7sAsI5FZJ

[Tony Diver @Tony_Diver]

An extraordinary and highly entertaining dispatch from ⁦@rmendick⁩, the only reporter to get to the outer Chagos Islands with its new group of settlers. https://t.co/H2jb33ITCd

[robert mendick @rmendick]

The cowboy lobbyist who refused to represent ‘disgusting’ Andrew https://t.co/gN2WetmWtw

[Kamal Ahmed @kamalahmednews]

Very proud that @DailyTPodcast Investigates short-listed for the @radioacademy awards.
Thank you @Telegraph and the team @rmendick @georgia_coan @venetiarainey
A brilliant piece of audio and news reporting

[Mechelle Claxton @ClaxtonMechelle]

Waiting with @rmendick to view Pope Francis

[Georgia Coan @georgia_coan]

Feeling a bit emotional to see another podcast I produced with @rmendick and @venetiarainey nominated for an ARIA ❤️

[The Daily T @DailyTPodcast]

Will weight loss jabs get Britain working? 💉

Plus, a 🇺🇸 report from @rmendick in the swing state Pennsylvania, where the Amish community could decide the presidential election... 🗳️

🎧 Listen now: https://t.co/8UsDtLQ9j9

[Andrew Buncombe @AndrewBuncombe]

'Why hasn’t Warren Buffett backed Kamala Harris in district that could decide election?': Excellent @rmendick piece from Omaha, Nebraska https://t.co/xqRL4se5hN

[JonPrynn @JonPrynn]

What a fabulous FT review today of #Kingmaker by ⁦@soniapurnell⁩ the rollicking biography of Winston Churchill’s remarkable daughter in law #PamelaHarriman. Credit to the brilliant ⁦@clemencybh⁩ who “got” the book and wrote with such insight.

[GRENFELLNEXTOFKIN @Grenfellnextkin]

An extraordinary candid and necessary admission on how Justice was delayed and denied to the families of those whose lives were taken in the most horrific way.

@theresa_may announced a public Inquiry 24 hours after the fire. Lawyers rushed to sign up clients. Hundreds of millions of pounds later, no criminal charges or prosecutions. The Inquiry delayed criminal prosecutions and has meant that some may never be charged now because they have practiced their defence and the "Web of blame" will protect from potential charges.

Remarkable journalism by @rmendick calling out the elephant in the room

"We were at our most vulnerable instead of protecting us, the Government set us on a path we did not understand and no one explained the consequences and impact on our right to justice."

[Georgia Coan @georgia_coan]

V proud of this important episode we’ve made for @DailyTPodcast on Grenfell before the publication of the final report next week. Pls listen and share. Reporting by the fantastic @rmendick and expertly presented by @kamalahmednews. Big thanks to @venetiarainey + @louisawells1 🎧

[Kamal Ahmed @kamalahmednews]

This is a remarkable piece of work by @Telegraph colleagues @rmendick and @georgia_coan Why do so many survivors of the #Grenfell fire believe the inquiry - though necessary - has delayed the fight to see justice done . . .👇🏽

[The Telegraph @Telegraph]

With male infertility increasing at an alarming rate, we look at why the issue is now so prevalent and the interventions that could help

Find out more 👇
https://t.co/I0OgnKu1wF

[JonPrynn @JonPrynn]

I concur. It’s an astonishing story. Best yet from @soniapurnell And that’s saying something!

[Robert Verkaik @robertverkaik1]

In March my old agent Andrew Lownie invited me to appear on his podcast to discuss the case of MI6/GCHQ officer Gareth Williams, the so-called spy in the bag.

[robert mendick @rmendick]

I forgot to mention this train takes 50% longer on a Sunday. Hats off to the Avanti fat cats who can’t provide enough trains or carriages on one of the busiest days of the year. Happy Mothering Sunday @AvantiWestCoast

[robert mendick @rmendick]

The world’s worst train company continues to excel. Tickets now £108.50 London to Manchester return and yet again no seats and passengers are left to stand with no apology and no refund. Genius. @AvantiWestCoast

[robert mendick @rmendick]

@cspencer1508 @AlthorpHouse That is a patterdale terrier. The SAS of the dog world

[robert mendick @rmendick]

Avanti charges £104 return to Manchester but can’t run enough trains to enable passengers to actually have what is known as a seat. World class again from the world’s worst train company @AvantiWestCoast