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Our objectives this weekend are to police without fear or favour, to protect the right to protest and to keep the peace. All Londoners have a right to have their voices heard, just as they also have a right to go about their lives without fear and without being subject to serious disruption.
This is the first time that officers have arrested, and now charged, anyone using the powers and legislation brought in under the National Security Act
Tasnia Ahmed, 21, of east London (E14) was found guilty of two counts of failing to disclose information about acts of terrorism to the police.
On Thursday, 25 April, police were called to Kilburn High Road at 12:04hrs to reports of a stabbing.
Devices seized by officers provided evidence that the man was an administrator on a Telegram channel, and had shared terrorist publications that encouraged Jihad
A man has been jailed for six years after being found guilty of raping a woman.
A man who carried out a violent homophobic attack in Islington has been jailed for 32 months.
The behaviour of a former police constable would have resulted in his dismissal had he still been serving, a misconduct hearing concluded.
Matthew Barnard absconded from escorted leave in Ealing Broadway at around midday on 23 April.
Detectives began an investigation into Tanbir Ahmed after the woman contacted police in November 2021.
Simon Charles, 46 (22.07.77) of Tamarisk Square W12, was jailed for 15 years when he appeared for sentencing at Isleworth Crown Court on Friday, 19 April.
Two days after his arrest, he was charged with sexual activity with a child by a person in a position of trust
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