Man charged following investigation into a series of unsolicited messages
A man has been charged with six offences in relation to the investigation
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Appeal to trace 10 people linked to disorder near Whitehall
The Met is appealing for the public’s help to identify them following violent disorder at protests on Saturday, 13 September.
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UPDATE: 26 officers injured in disorder at central London protest
It is deeply regrettable that a number of those who were part of the ‘Unite the Kingdom’ protest became involved in disorder in multiple locations.
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Met prepares for busy Saturday of protest and other events
Around 1,000 officers will be responsible for ensuring that two demonstrations in central London take place safely.
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Conditions for protests on 6th and 7th September
We have imposed conditions under the Public Order Act to prevent serious disruption at two protests and events this weekend.
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UPDATE: 532 arrested during protest policing operation
The total number of people arrested during the policing operation in central London on Saturday has been confirmed as 532.
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Met prioritises neighbourhood policing to tackle crime in London hotspots
Up to 80 more officers will join the dedicated West End team to bear down on crimes which Londoners care about the most – including antisocial behaviour, violence against women and girls, shoplifting and phone robbery – as part of the Met’s focus on neighbourhood policing.
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UPDATE: Met reiterates warning on support for proscribed organisations ahead of Saturday protests
Those who see this as an opportunity to test the limits of the law by expressing support for Palestine Action will likely be committing an offence and will very likely be arrested.
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Victim named in Knightsbridge murder investigation
Detectives are continuing to investigate the fatal stabbing of a man in Knightsbridge.
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Man jailed for spree of thefts following Met investigation
Met continues to crack down on neighbourhood crime, including phone thefts.
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Conditions imposed as part of protest policing plan
We have used our powers under the Public Order Act to impose conditions on a number of events in order to prevent serious disruption to the life of the wider community.
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Seven charged following Iranian Embassy disorder
They will appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Monday, 23 June.
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