London Metropolitan police

In 2003 Sabina Rizvi, 25, was shot dead as she drove away from a London police station. An inquest has now begun looking into the circumstances of her death.

Sir Mark Rowley said it’s up to Parliament to redraw the line, but the prime minister said the government will ‘clarify’ guidance to explain existing powers.

The police inspectorate has issued two urgent alerts to the scandal-hit police force over failings in investigating missing children.

London Metropolitan Police Service is accused of forming a list including trade unionists, lawyers, and environmental activists, that was sold to multinationals.

A fence was ripped down by revellers queueing to get into the Bloc Festival venue. Several people stormed the arena after waiting for over 90 minutes.

Police in England are concerned they may face more riots in the near future similar to those that took place in London and other cities last year, according to a report.

Paul Stephenson, former head of Metropolitan police, blames the “defensive mindset” of police for the failure to investigate phone-hacking allegations properly in 2009.

The Sun is accused by Met police Deputy Commissioner Sue Akers of making multiple payments to public officials of thousands of pounds.

In 2003 Sabina Rizvi, 25, was shot dead as she drove away from a London police station. An inquest has now begun looking into the circumstances of her death.

Sir Mark Rowley said it’s up to Parliament to redraw the line, but the prime minister said the government will ‘clarify’ guidance to explain existing powers.

The police inspectorate has issued two urgent alerts to the scandal-hit police force over failings in investigating missing children.

London Metropolitan Police Service is accused of forming a list including trade unionists, lawyers, and environmental activists, that was sold to multinationals.

A fence was ripped down by revellers queueing to get into the Bloc Festival venue. Several people stormed the arena after waiting for over 90 minutes.

Police in England are concerned they may face more riots in the near future similar to those that took place in London and other cities last year, according to a report.

Paul Stephenson, former head of Metropolitan police, blames the “defensive mindset” of police for the failure to investigate phone-hacking allegations properly in 2009.

The Sun is accused by Met police Deputy Commissioner Sue Akers of making multiple payments to public officials of thousands of pounds.