Sirin Kale
The Guardian
United Kingdom
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Past articles by Sirin:
Happy endings: the food bank Guardian readers helped find a home
After a London food hub featured in our Guardian Angel column, cash poured in to help it find a permanent location → Read More
David Walliams recorded making derogatory remarks about BGT contestants
Exclusive: Britain’s Got Talent judge made sexually explicit comments about participant, leak shows → Read More
‘The more dangerous the operation, the more I wanted to do it’: neurosurgeon Henry Marsh on mistakes and mortality
The author of three bestselling memoirs was a swashbuckling presence on the wards for three decades. Now undergoing treatment for advanced prostate cancer, he talks about facing death and living without regrets → Read More
I spent a year meeting people who make a difference – here’s what they taught me
The Guardian angel is hanging up her wings – here she revisits three community heroes to see how their lives have been changed by the column → Read More
The people making a difference: the man setting up woodworking ‘sheds’ to combat loneliness
When Philip Jackson moved back to the UK from Australia, he felt compelled to support fellow lonely souls in his town. Now, for a momentous event, it’s his turn to be treated → Read More
Can I Tell You a Secret: episode one of a new podcast
In this new six-episode podcast, Guardian journalist Sirin Kale investigates the story of a cyberstalker who terrified people in his hometown and beyond for over a decade. → Read More
Can I tell you a secret: episode one of a new podcast
In this new six-episode podcast, Guardian journalist Sirin Kale investigates the story of a cyberstalker who terrified people in his hometown and beyond for over a decade → Read More
Can I tell you a secret? Episode six: the winding clock
As the years tick by, journalist Sirin Kale speaks to victims and those who know Matthew to ask whether his stalking will ever truly end → Read More
Can I tell you a secret? Episode five: a mother’s love – podcast
Journalist Sirin Kale meets Matthew’s mother to uncover more about his past, and find out what might have motivated him to cyberstalk his victims for so many years → Read More
Can I tell you a secret? Episode four: a reckoning
Matthew’s victims come face to face with him as an attempt is made to stop his torment once and for all → Read More
Can I tell you a secret? Episode three: the man upstairs
Who is Matthew? Journalist Sirin Kale looks for clues about who this cyberstalker really is and why he creates chaos and fear in so many people’s lives → Read More
Can I tell you a secret? Episode two: the widening circle
As the cyberstalker spreads his net wider, anyone could be a target. The fast-changing world of social media creates new opportunities for him to find more victims. Only now, someone is watching him … → Read More
Can I Tell You a Secret, episode 1: the beginning
In the first part of a new series, the Guardian journalist Sirin Kale visits a small town in the north of England to uncover how one man began a decade of cyberstalking → Read More
Can I tell you a secret? Episode one: the beginning
Guardian journalist Sirin Kale takes us to a small town in the north of England to uncover how one man began a decade of cyberstalking → Read More
The people making a difference: the mother warning women about the hidden risks of medications
Janet Williams fights tirelessly to raise awareness of the risks of certain drugs to pregnant women. Now it is her turn to be treated → Read More
‘So many people tell me they wish they could get out!’ Can we escape the tyranny of WhatsApp groups?
Group chats were a lifeline during lockdown – but for many, the constant messages have become an oppressive distraction. Leaving, however, is not so simple → Read More
Sanna Marin: Finland’s prime minister who just wants to be herself
Controversy over her private life goes to the heart of the occasionally divisive leader’s appeal → Read More
The people making a difference: the man who set up a mental health walking group for ‘blokes’
After bottling up his own anxieties for a decade, Scott Oughton-Johnson created a group for other men who’ve felt the same. Now it’s his turn to be treated → Read More
‘People think we are scumbags. But celebrities are ringing us!’ The changing world of the paparazzi
The ‘Wagatha Christie’ trial was a reminder that celebrities and photographers have a far cosier relationship than many of them would admit. Here, insiders reveal how the industry really works → Read More
The people making a difference: the powerchair football coach leading his team to victory
Chris Hammans started coaching the side after his son Lewis took up the sport. Now, after Lewis’s death, Chris is determined to continue → Read More