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Two men wrongfully convicted in 2023 for a revenge killing have been cleared after a retrial exposed flaws in the original evidence. The case unraveled when new witness testimony contradicted forensic claims.
An internal investigation has been launched into allegations that officers assigned to protect the Royal Family at Windsor Castle repeatedly fell asleep while on duty. Sources confirm multiple incidents reported over the past three months, raising concerns about security protocols. The Metropolitan Police has launched a review following whistleblower accounts.
A massive £4.5 million police deployment on Saturday shielded tourists from violent clashes as two rival protest groups were corralled through central London. Officers used riot shields and mounted units to prevent unrest near Buckingham Palace and Parliament Square, leaving onlookers stunned.
Over 4,000 officers deployed across London as rival protest groups converge, raising concerns over potential clashes and public safety. Authorities urge calm amid escalating rhetoric from organisers.
A former east London imam has been handed a life sentence with a minimum 20-year term after admitting to sexually assaulting multiple victims as young as 12 over a decade-long campaign. The 58-year-old targeted women and girls within his community, exploiting trust and religious authority to commit his crimes.
His Majesty King Charles III visited Golders Green to comfort survivors of last month’s brutal stabbings, marking a rare public gesture of royal support for London’s Jewish community amid heightened tensions. The visit comes as police widen their investigation into the coordinated attacks that wounded seven people.
The Metropolitan Police is mobilising its largest protest operation in years, deploying 4,000 officers to prevent clashes between rival demonstrations in central London this weekend. Authorities have raised concerns over potential hate crimes and disorder, with both groups arriving by the weekend.
The Metropolitan Police will flood London’s streets with 4,000 officers this Saturday to prevent violence as rival demonstrations collide. Intelligence points to organized hate speech and potential arson attacks targeting police lines.
The Metropolitan Police will deploy 4,000 officers across London this Saturday as rival demonstrations raise risks of violence and hate crimes. Authorities have warned of potential escalation after intelligence suggested coordinated clashes.
Scotland Yard has launched a criminal inquiry into a 2010 email allegedly sent by Lord Peter Mandelson to Jeffrey Epstein, offering details about a European Union bailout. The revelation emerged as Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley addressed a high-profile investigation into alleged misconduct during the financial crisis.
Two Iranian men face charges for allegedly aiding Tehran’s intelligence service in surveillance of London’s Jewish community. The arrests follow raids in early March as authorities move to disrupt foreign threats.
The Metropolitan Police are investigating inflammatory chants led by musician Bobby Vylan during an Al Quds Day rally in central London. The chants targeted the Israel Defense Forces.