The Metropolitan Police is announcing today a new dedicated Community Protection Team of initially 100 extra officers, as further arrests were made this weekend for antisemitic hate crime.
Police were called by the London Fire Brigade to reports of a fire at a former synagogue.
He can be named as 25-year-old Keanu Taylor.
They remain in police custody.
The victim has been identified as Sophinia Bertrand.
The defendant attempted to gain entry to the Embassy of Israel on 28 April last year armed with two knives.
He is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court on Friday, 1 May.
Ross Davidson, a sex offender from Finchley who covertly recorded his crimes, has been sentenced to 14 years after Met Police officers used the material to identify victims.
He is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Friday, May 1.
Counter terrorism officers identified the defendant was trying to get hold of firearms through his online contacts on extreme right wing terrorism online groups and forums.
A man has been arrested.
The Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP) London investigation into a terrorist incident in Golders Green where two men were stabbed remains ongoing.
At 11:16hrs on Wednesday 29 April, officers responded following reports of people stabbed in Highfield Avenue.
Local officers and armed officers attended, alongside the London Ambulance Service.
The suspect also attempted to stab police officers
The Commissioner was speaking from the scene of this horrific attack.
He remains in custody after being Tasered by armed officers at the scene.
Three plead guilty following major Met mobile phone theft investigation
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Police are investigating after a suspected arson attack at a memorial wall on Limes Avenue, Golders Green, at 00.15hrs on Monday, 27 April.
Officers received a report of a fire at 19.28hrs on the same day and the investigation is now being led by Counter Terror Policing. The memorial wall itself was not damaged.
The investigation into the incident is being led by Counter Terrorism Policing
Two men arrested in connection with an incident a Kensington Gardens have been released from police custody.
A specialist operation tackling phone thieves operating in tourist hotspots in south London has resulted in six people being arrested for robbery.
From late on Friday, 24 April into the early hours of the following day, Met officers targeted crime hotspots around Southbank, Borough Market and Waterloo where phone thieves are known to operate.
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He was caught and arrested after being pursued by officers.