Appeal to trace 11 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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Couple sentenced after the death of their newborn baby
They were sentenced to 32 years combined
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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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A man has been charged following an investigation by officers in north west London
Man charged with six counts of racially or religiously aggravated criminal damage
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Met statement in response to allegations of misconduct at Charing Cross Police Station
Read Assistant Commissioner Matt Twist's statement
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Drug ring sentenced for more than 77 years
Officers discovered a shotgun and huge bags filled with more than 36kg of cannabis.
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Man arrested in connection with linked series of antisemitic offences in Barnet
The 37-year-old was arrested in the Hendon area on suspicion of religiously motivated criminal damage
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Police appeal for information after string of sexual assaults
The investigation team are looking to hear from anyone who believes they saw – or know - this man.
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Man who planned shooting which left girl with life-changing injuries sentenced to life
Detectives are now offering a reward of up to £15,000 for information that leads to the identification, arrest of and prosecution the man who fired the gun.
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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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Clapham shooting victim named as family pay tribute
Detectives investigating a shooting in Clapham have named the victim as 27-year-old Kyrone Moodie.
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Detectives look to find man after unprovoked attack in Dulwich
Any witnesses or anyone who can help identify the suspect is asked to contact the Met on 101, quoting 5018/25AUG.
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