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proceedings against Mr. Dizaei at an Old Bailey trial for perverting the course of justice - which resulted in his acquittal. At a hearing in the High Court of
Justice, Dizaei, his co-author and book publisher, admitted that "there was no basis to suggest that Mr. Otter was not telling the truth" at the trial, and formally apologised to Otter in court. In addition to the apology, Dizaei, his co-author and publisher agreed to make a substantial donation to a charity of Otter's choice and to pay his legal costs.
304:, and formerly one of Britain's more senior Muslim police officers. Dizaei came to prominence as a result of his outspoken views on racial discrimination in the London Metropolitan Police and various allegations of malpractice on his part. He had received advancement after his criticism of the force following his claims of racism. He was a frequent media commentator on a variety of issues, mainly concerned with
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charge that individual was made by the CPS in August 2008. In a statement, the NBPA said: "It is outrageous that the CPS, for the second time in four years, has commenced a prosecution against the president of the
National Black Police Association, Commander Ali Dizaei. This has not happened to any other senior police officer in the history of the MPS or the CPS."
459:(IPCC) described Operation Helios as having been "seriously flawed", and it was later described as a "total waste of taxpayers' money." Dizaei eventually faced a minor disciplinary action, having been cleared of all criminal charges. The MPS issued a public statement saying that Dizaei returned to work with his "integrity demonstrably intact".
507:, an account of his police career and the Operation Helios investigation. Before publication, the MPS issued a statement noting that it "considers it a matter of regret that Chief Superintendent Dizaei has felt it necessary to write this book", and reiterating its support for the Helios team. Upon release the book was serialised on
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was the bullet" after he was told that he was going to be deported by the Home Office. He said
British authorities knew he had lied about his past and was a benefit cheat – but were still happy to use him as the key witness to convict Dizaei. Al Baghadi has now been given leave to apply for asylum in Britain.
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On Friday 1 October 2011, Dizaei was reinstated after a Police
Appeals Tribunal meeting gave a unanimous decision in favor of his reinstatement as Commander of the Metropolitan Police. The MPA decided that Dizaei would still be suspended on full pay. Dizaei said that he would appeal that decision. He
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On 8 February 2010, Dizaei was found guilty on both counts, and jailed for four years. On 22 June 2010, he was duly refused leave to appeal to the Court of Appeal, Criminal
Division. He had sought to appeal against both conviction and sentence. The grounds of the proposed appeal were that al-Baghdadi
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On 16 May 2011, the Court of Appeal granted leave to appeal and allowed the appeal, quashing the convictions. Lord
Justice Hughes, Vice-President of the Court of Appeal, said that the court "simply not know whether this conviction is soundly based or not". He continued, "In those circumstances, we
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On 16 May 2011, Dizaei's appeal against this conviction was successful and the conviction was quashed. Still, after a retrial in 2012, he was again found guilty of perverting the course of justice and of misconduct in a public office. He was sentenced to three years' imprisonment. On 15 May 2012, he
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reported an allegation that police pressured a young Muslim woman to withdraw her allegation of rape against Waad Al-Baghdadi. On 13 February 2012, Al-Baghdadi was arrested and bailed in relation to an alleged serious assault in
September 2009 and an investigation was reopened into allegations that
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On 5 April 2016, Waad Al
Baghdadi admitted (whilst being interviewed by the BBC over his deportation) that "I knew that if I testified against Ali Dezai these things might come to light, but I chose to do the right thing". Going on, he said: "They used me. They held a gun against Ali Dizaei and I
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journalist Lucy Panton to use his office and computer in
Scotland Yard to write a critical story about Dizaei. The inquiry heard that Panton also used Fedorcio's email address to forward the story to the office. In the email, she said she could not delete the email and pointed out it "would not be
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On 21 May 2009, the Crown
Prosecution Service announced that Dizaei faced two criminal charges. He was again charged with perverting the course of justice and misconduct in a public office. The charges related to the incident (above) in which Dizaei had arrested Waad al-Baghdadi. A decision not to
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On 13 February 2012, Dizaei was again convicted of misconduct in public office and attempting to pervert the course of justice. The jury's verdict was unanimous. He was sentenced to three years imprisonment on each count. Since the time he had already served in prison as a result of his earlier
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On 31 January 2012, Dizaei gave evidence relating his version of the events before, during and after the incident of 18 July 2008. He said that Mr Baghdadi's 'torrent of abuse' had frightened Mr Dizaei's wife and other bystanders. Dizaei said he had warned Mr Baghdadi and asked him to leave but
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In September 2008, he was accused by the Metropolitan Police Authority of using his corporate credit card inappropriately and his conduct was investigated by the Chief Constable of Dorset and the IPCC. Dizaei maintained that the allegations were without foundation. On 20 November 2009, after a
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In 2008, Dizaei commenced Employment Tribunal proceedings against Catherine Crawford (the Chief Executive of the Metropolitan Police Authority), Sir Paul Stephenson and others, claiming that they had specifically targeted him for being an outspoken critic of their record on race and for Dizaei
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In November 2007, Stephen Otter, then the Chief Constable of Devon and Cornwall, successfully sued Dizaei and the publishers of his book ″Not One of Us″ for libel. The libel action centered on claims by Dizaei in his book that Mr. Otter had given false evidence as a prosecution witness during
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Dizaei was suspended again on 18 September 2008, after being investigated for various allegations, including an arrest he made on 18 July 2008 outside his uncle's west London restaurant. A 24-year-old web designer, Waad al-Baghdadi, claimed that Dizaei had not paid £600 for a website he had
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Between 2000 - 2001, Andy Hayman (former Assistant Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police) permitted Dizaei's telephone calls to be intercepted and transcribed as part of Operation Helios. In 2006, the Investigatory Powers Tribunal ruled that 3,500 calls were 'unlawfully' intercepted. The
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The retrial of Dizaei on corruption charges and perverting the course of justice began in the Crown Court at Southwark on 12 January 2012 before Mr. Justice Saunders. The prosecution claimed that his actions amounted to a wholesale abuse of power for his own personal and oblique reasons.
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On 4 July 2012, Dizaei was granted leave to appeal for the second time. On 14 February 2013, this appeal was dismissed. The Lord Chief Justice said that 'the guilty verdict was fully justified' and that the conviction 'was and remains safe'.
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was dismissed from the Metropolitan Police. Dizaei appealed again, but on 14 February 2013 his appeal was dismissed. The Lord Chief Justice said that 'the guilty verdict was fully justified' and that the conviction 'was and remains safe'.
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One prosecution witness, Waad Al Baghdadi, told the jury that he had recently been released from prison for claiming over £27,000 in the name of his dead father. He also admitted lying about his identity at the previous trial.
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are driven to the conclusion that it cannot be regarded as safe." This was even though Waad Al Baghdadi was at this stage only suspected of benefit fraud. A re-trial was ordered and Dizaei was released with immediate effect.
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police station and, on 3 April 2000, became Superintendent of Operations there. He was already outspoken on race issues, first coming to media attention in November 1999 to criticize questions asked in promotion exams.
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On 27 June 2011, the key witness in the quashed conviction of Dizaei, Waad Al-Baghdadi, was charged with benefit fraud (in excess of £27,000), which included false disability claims in the name of his deceased father.
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conviction is to be taken into account against his sentence, he was expected to be released on license after about three months. However, he was released on license, wearing an electronic tag, in early March 2012.
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14-month investigation, the IPCC found no evidence of dishonesty or impropriety. The IPCC-managed investigation revealed that Dizaei was owed £1,850, which was repaid to him by the Metropolitan Police Authority.
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The matter duly came to trial in the Crown Court at Southwark in January 2010 before the Hon Mr Justice Simon, with Dizaei facing counts of misconduct in a public office and perverting the course of justice.
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over a defamatory article published in June 2008. The newspapers were forced to issue an apology and pay substantial costs and damages. On receipt of the apology he issued further proceedings against the
742:. He has three sons by her; Kamran, Kayvon, and Kourosh. Dizaei and Downing were married for 19 years, divorcing in 2005. His current wife is Shahameh, known as Shy, whom he married in August 2007 in
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On 12 September 2008, the MPS announced that Dizaei was the subject of a complaint alleging that he had improperly advised solicitors defending a woman accused of a fatal hit-and-run accident.
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as his right-hand man and took him to the heart of the British establishment." The paper paid Ace Bakhtyari, who was subsequently jailed for having a fake passport and deported from the UK.
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Dizaei brought his own claim for racial discrimination in the conduct of the investigations by the MPS. This was withdrawn after the MPS paid him £80,000 and reinstated him in October 2003.
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commissioned and when Baghdadi confronted him about this, a public quarrel ensued. Dizaei arrested Baghdadi, who later made a complaint which the IPCC investigated.
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arrested him due to his continued abuse and threatening behavior. In addition, Dizaei claimed that Baghdadi pushed him and poked him twice with the mouthpiece of a
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Statement in The High Court of Justice Queen's Bench Division between Stephen Otter and (1) Ali Dizaei, (2) Tim Phillips, and (3) Profile Books. 26 November 2007.
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Dizaei claimed that this was a malicious complaint by Lord MacKenzie to further his business interests. MacKenzie was rebuked by the
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over 3,500 private calls made by Dizaei. The ruling was made by the Investigatory Powers Tribunal after referral by the NBPA.
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Commissioner Ian Blair apologized. On 20 May 2011, Dizaei was informed that he may have been subject to phone hacking by the
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supporting Assistant Commissioner Tarique Ghaffur in his race discrimination claim against Paul Stephenson and Ian Blair.
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1533:"Ali Dizaei vows to rejoin Scotland Yard after corruption charges are quashed"
1412:"Ex-Yard chief Ali Dezai could be freed after trial witness 'used false name'"
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1232:"Senior Scotland Yard officer "Ali Dizaei launches race discrimination claim"
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1701:"Daily Mail and Evening Standard pay damages to London police commander"
1788:"News of the World reporter wrote police story in Scotland Yard office"
675:. Dizaei was a serving Commander of the MPS when his phone was hacked.
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Bland, Nick; Mundy, Gary; Russell, Jacqueline; Tuffin, Rachel (1999).
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Ali Dizaei found guilty at retrial of framing man in row over money
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University of Cambridge Institute of Continuing Education (2005).
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Not One of Us: The Trial that Changed Policing in Britain Forever
1749:"News of the World pays out to Ali Dizaei over false allegations"
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helpful for people to know" she was using Fedorcio's computer.
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2027:"14 Newsnight Part 2 Debate on racial profiling of terrorists"
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British people convicted of perverting the course of justice
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pipe. Dizaei also said that Baghdadi is a 'dishonest liar'.
1964:"Ali Dizaei trial witness 'betrayed' by deportation ruling"
1636:"Rape allegation 'brushed off' by Met police, claims woman"
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he raped a young Muslim woman in April and September 2010.
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Three years imprisonment on each count; served concurrently
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1453:"Ali Dizaei asks appeal court to consider fresh evidence"
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remained suspended until re-conviction in February 2012.
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1898:"Ali Dizaei: Met Police commander jailed for corruption"
1813:"Ali Dizaei trial: Met Police commander 'abused powers'"
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has accused him of "blissful ignorance" for the latter.
1861:"Met commander Ali Dizaei 'threatened' by web designer"
1248:"Publication of Chief Superintendent Ali Dizaei's book"
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1919:"Police Commander Ali Dizaei in new conviction appeal"
1843:"Police Commander Ali Dizaei 'may have faked injury'"
1561:"Met officers 'intimidated' young Muslim rape victim"
1318:"Police commander Ali Dizaei charged with misconduct"
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404:. He was appointed an adviser on race issues to the
1520:"Ali Dizaei hopes to return to police after appeal"
1397:"Jailed ex-Met commander Ali Dizaei refused appeal"
803:"Dizaei promoted to Met commander on 90,000 pounds"
1549:"Ali Dizaei Trial Witness on Benefit Fraud Charge"
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888:"Senior officer Ali Dizaei dismissed from Met job"
1774:"Ex-policeman Ali Dizaei's phone possibly hacked"
645:for allegations arising from an investigation by
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916:"Metropolitan Police sacks Commander Ali Dizaei"
790:'Teflon' commander brought down by his arrogance
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1937:"Ali Dizaei appeal against conviction rejected"
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944:"Ali Dizaei appeal against conviction rejected"
836:"Met Commander Ali Dizaei guilty of corruption"
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2093:, by Ali Dizaei & Tim Phillips, March 2007
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738:He married Natalie Downing in August 1986 in
2182:Prisoners and detainees of England and Wales
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859:"Commander Ali Dizaei jailed for corruption"
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329:On 8 February 2010, he was convicted in the
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1830:"Dizaei Accuser convicted of benefit fraud"
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1472:"But surely the police don't frame people?"
1126:"Met pays £100,000 to settle new race case"
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202:Attempting to pervert the course of justice
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1579:"Corrupt Met chief Dizaei is jailed again"
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1438:"Ali Dizaei witness identity questioned"
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2152:Iranian emigrants to the United Kingdom
1879:"Met commander Ali Dizaei jury retires"
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1494:"Disgraced Dizaei makes new appeal bid"
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1371:"The case against Commander Ali Dizaei"
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549:Yas Restaurant and criminal convictions
412:on 29 March 1999 as a staff officer to
333:before Mr. Justice Simon on charges of
230:Submitting false mileage expense claims
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1410:Davenport, Justin (30 November 2010).
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1989:"Comment: Sudden care for our morale"
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1196:"Officer demands critical analysis"
1184:"Dizaei to get temporary promotion"
1163:. InterVarsity Press. p. 156.
961:Court of Appeal (22 January 2013).
801:Davenport, Justin (17 March 2008).
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2057:"Raid police apologise for 'hurt'"
1726:"Met chief cleared of card misuse"
1675:"Ali Dizaei jailed for corruption"
1609:"Ali Dizaei jailed for corruption"
1451:Bowcott, Owen (30 November 2010).
1344:"Man 'scared by Dizaei challenge'"
1276:"Sir Ian apologises for £4m probe"
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1786:O'Carroll, Lisa (13 March 2012).
1673:Dodd, Vikram (13 February 2012).
1661:"Ali Dizaei to be given job back"
1634:Vikram Dodd (16 September 2011).
1607:Dodd, Vikram (13 February 2012).
1577:Paul Peachey (14 February 2012).
1288:"Senior Met officer investigated"
1208:"Police row over travel profiles"
1145:"Dizaei probe 'seriously flawed'"
623:Allegations of credit card misuse
398:Criminal Investigation Department
324:National Black Police Association
1369:Dodd, Vikram (8 February 2010).
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2008:"Ali Dizaei: Force for change"
2006:Dizaei, Ali (16 August 2004).
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857:Herrkamel (8 February 2010).
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339:misconduct in a public office
226:Misconduct in a public office
198:Misconduct in a public office
1962:Beake, Nick (5 April 2016).
1728:. BBC News. 20 November 2009
1316:Dodd, Vikram (21 May 2009).
746:. They have one son Erfan.
448:Racial discrimination claims
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1995:. London. 20 December 2000.
1210:, BBC News, 20 August 2006.
838:. BBC News. 8 February 2010
294:Metropolitan Police Service
49:1961 (age 62–63)
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1257:. Retrieved 13 March 2007.
1186:, BBC News, 22 April 2004.
890:, BBC News, 31 March 2010.
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1399:. BBC News. 22 June 2010.
1253:30 September 2007 at the
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963:"R v Jamshid Ali Dizaei"
809:. London. Archived from
687:Retrial and reconviction
400:, rising to the rank of
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726:Articles about policing
589:Temporary reinstatement
462:Dizaei was promoted to
444:, and spying for Iran.
84:University of Cambridge
598:Defamation proceedings
472:Hammersmith and Fulham
414:Assistant Commissioner
392:in 1986. He served in
366:commissioner of police
281:Persian pronunciation:
79:City University London
1157:Logan, Leroy (2020).
396:, in uniform and the
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2025:BBC (6 March 2010).
1001:on 15 September 2012
580:On 3 July 2011, the
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378:Cambridge University
143: 1986;
1500:on 12 December 2010
1300:"Hugh Muir's diary"
1134:. 13 November 2003.
1079:on 18 February 2011
950:. 14 February 2013.
813:on 15 February 2010
635:payment and apology
356:Dizaei was born in
103:Metropolitan Police
2172:People from Tehran
1943:. 14 February 2013
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1418:on 3 December 2010
740:Reading, Berkshire
380:, later gaining a
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277:Jamshīd ʿAlī Dizaī
261:Jamshid Ali Dizaei
206:(13 February 2012)
46:Jamshid Ali Dizaei
1350:. 12 January 2010
1238:17 December 2008.
1170:978-0-281-08346-6
905:13 February 2012.
680:News of the World
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