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  • Tory MP arrested on suspicion of rape

    August 2, 2020

    A Conservative MP and former minister has been arrested after a woman in her twenties accused him of rape, sexual assault and coercive control. The Tory MP was taken into custody yesterday and released on bail. The Metropolitan Police confirmed they have launched an investigation into four alleged incidents between July 2019 and January 2020 [...]

  • Met Police chief apologises to British sprinter Bianca Williams

    July 8, 2020

    The head of the Metropolitan Police has apologised to British athlete Bianca Williams for the “distress” caused by a stop and search that the sprinter slammed as racial profiling. A video of the incident, in which Williams and her partner Ricardo dos Santos were hauled out of their car in a London street, went viral [...]

  • Melbourne re-enters lockdown after coronavirus cases jump

    July 7, 2020

    The Australian state of Victoria has recorded its highest one day increase in coronavirus cases, sending the city of Melbourne back into a six-week lockdown.  Victoria recorded its highest daily increase in coronavirus infections, with 191 new confirmed cases.  The Victorian premier, David Andrews, announced that all those living in the Melbourne metropolitan area and [...]

  • Met Police refers itself to police watchdog over racial profiling

    July 7, 2020

    The Metropolitan Police has referred itself to the police watchdog after a stop and search involving black British athlete Bianca Williams. The Team GB sprinter claimed officers racially profiled her and her partner Ricardo dos Santos, a Portuguese 400m runner, were stopped in Maida Vale over the weekend. Williams accused the Met of racially profiling [...]

  • Super Saturday: Pubs to open as London braces for boozing Brits

    July 3, 2020

    Pubs and restaurants up and down the country are preparing to open tomorrow – dubbed Super Saturday – for the first time since lockdown began, as Brits readjust to life under social distancing. Bars and eateries will be allowed to open their doors for the first time using measures such as table service and visitor [...]

  • Cracked encryption app leads to hundreds of arrests

    July 2, 2020

    Efforts by police to crack an encrypted messaging app used by criminals has led to the arrests of “iconic” figures of the British underworld. The National Crime Agency (NCA) today said it had “successfully penetrated” Encrochat, a secure smartphone instant messaging app that was used by criminals to coordinate their activities. The move has allowed [...]

  • British public ‘increasingly concerned’ about lockdown lift this weekend

    June 30, 2020

    The British public are increasingly concerned that Boris Johnson’s plans to reopen pubs, restaurants, cinemas, galleries and hairdressers this weekend are premature, according to new research, after scenes of crowded beaches sparked fears that the infection rate in the UK could rise. The Prime Minister’s announcement last week that hospitality businesses in England are set [...]

  • Help young Londoners take their first step on the career ladder

    June 29, 2020

    For so many young people, the coronavirus pandemic has left them questioning their educational future and career pathways. It has been such an uncertain time for pupils across the capital. And that’s why this year we were even more determined than ever before to host the London Careers Festival (LCF), albeit in a new format. [...]

  • Police attacked again at illegal Notting Hill party

    June 26, 2020

    Police officers have been attacked for the second night in a row while trying to disperse an illegal party in Notting Hill. Writing on Twitter, the Met Police said that objects had been thrown at police at an unlicensed music event near Colville Gardens in west London. The situation arose after 22 police officers were [...]

  • Twenty-two police officers injured in Brixton street party clash

    June 25, 2020

    Twenty-two police officers were injured during clashes at an illegal street party in Brixton last night after large crowds descended into violence. Two officers were taken to hospital after trying to disperse the “unlicensed music event” near the Angell Town estate in Brixton last night, after residents complained about noise and violence. Footage on social [...]

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