Fourth man arrested in connection with arsons in north London
He has been taken into police custody
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Met urges Londoners to protect their phones from financial fraudsters
Officers have dealt with a number of cases of organised gangs taking control of a victim's finances after getting access to their mobile banking and other financial apps.
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Police appeal for witnesses following woman's death in Islington
Detectives investigating the circumstances surrounding the collapse of a woman on a bus in Islington—who later died in hospital—are appealing for witnesses as they examine whether a number of alleged incidents may be linked to her death.
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Four people who died in fatal fire in Brent named
The deceased are a mother and her three children.
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Investigation launched following Brent house fire
Four people, a 43-year-old woman, and three children – a 15-year-old girl, an eight-year-old boy, and a four-year-old boy – sadly died at the scene.
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Man charged in connection with Brent murder
Met detectives have charged a man with murder following the death of a 26-year-old man in Brent.
William Amadi, 20 (30.08.04), of Barnet, was charged on Friday, 23 May, with the murder of Ali Faris Muhammad.
At 03:31hrs on Sunday, 18 May, police and the London Ambulance Service were called to reports of a stabbing in Kingsbury Road, NW9.
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UPDATE: Man arrested following stabbing in Brent
Ali Faris Muhammad, 26 sadly died on Sunday, 18 May.
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WATCH: Prolific offenders targeted in Met Police shoplifting crackdown
Officers secured significant banning orders against two prolific shoplifters as part of their continued crackdown on retail crime.
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Man who fled abroad found guilty of manslaughter
Police are still working to trace a second suspect
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UPDATE: Warrant of further detention obtained for man arrested over suspected arsons
The man remains in police custody
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UPDATE: Three remanded in custody following court appearance
The three men are charged with National Security Act offences
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Former Met officer jailed over inappropriate relationship
Chief Superintendent Sara Leach, said: "Homersham's actions have clearly undermined that trust the public have in us. It is right he is no longer a part of the Metropolitan Police Service.”
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