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The mum left with horrific injuries in the Clapham chemical attack remains in hospital as suspect Abdul Ezedi's whereabouts remain unknown, with the Met believing he ended up in the Thames

A 44-year-old man has been arrested in London after passengers were threatened on the 109 bus between Brixton and Croydon with an unknown substance before police stormed the vehicle

Craig Sturt, 46, made the journey on December 23 last year, and was arrested when he returned to Heathrow Airport - but has since been reported missing and remains at large

Abdul Ezedi was last sighted on Chelsea Bridge in London on January 31, with detective leading the man-hunt now saying his chances of survival after jumping into the River Thames are "extremely remote"

Abdul Ezedi, thought to have doused a mum and her two young children with a chemical in Clapham, south London, is believed to have since jumped into River Thames

A police boat was spotted on the River Thames, circling between Vauxhall and Chelsea Bridge, but the Metropolitan Police fears it might never find his body due to the river's strong current

The 31-year-old victim in the Clapham chemical attack posted about her happiness with suspect Abdul Ezedi before being left with life-changing injuries in the shock incident

The Metropolitan Police said on Friday its main working hypothesis is that the 35-year-old had "gone into the water", but no body had been found

Relatives of Muriel McKay, whose body was never found, showed a senior officer footage of their meeting last month with her killer Nizamodeen Hosein and there is new "compelling evidence"

The officers will be investigated over various allegations - including racial profiling, use of unreasonable force and insufficient grounds for the stop and searches

The violent murder of carpenter Kelso Cochrane, who was stabbed by a gang of white youths in London's Notting Hill in 1959, remains unsolved more than six decades later

Abdul Ezedi is alleged to have travelled from Newcastle to Clapham, south London, to douse a a mother and her two young children in an alkaline substance on Wednesday last week

Chemical attack fugitive Abdul Ezedi lured his alleged victim to a meeting after their relationship broke down, police have said, as the woman is still too badly injured to speak to officers

Abdul Ezedi's alleged attack on a mother in Clapham, south London, is being treated as attempted murder, Metropolitan Police said as the search for the sex fiend continues

In the year since serial rapist Metropolitan Police constable David Carrick was jailed for 30 years, more force members have been convicted, prompting one ex-officer to speak out

Former Metropolitan Police officer Cliff Mitchell, 24, is said to have threatened the woman with a knife, before tying her up with cable ties and putting tape over her mouth

Metropolitan Police said the dog, thought to be an XL Bully, was not on the lead and was not wearing a muzzle at the time of the attack in Battersea, southwest London

Abdul Ezedi is alleged to have hurled a chemical at a mum and her two children, including a three-year-old girl, near Clapham Common, south London, on Wednesday

Clapham chemical attack suspect Abdul Ezedi, 35, has been on the run since the horrific incident on Wednesday January 31 which left 12 people injured - with ex-PCC Martyn Underhill suspecting he is likely now abroad

Mirror columnist Darren Lewis asks why ethnic minorities should join the profession when many of those already working there are 'living a nightmare'

Metropolitan Police officers have been searching for chemical attack suspect Abdul Ezedi since Wednesday after a 31-year-old woman and her daughters, aged eight and three, were injured in Clapham

Former counter-terror officer believes Abdul Ezedi could have taken his own life. He added that the £20,000 reward means police believe someone harbouring him could talk and give him up

Rasike Attanayake, a teetotal Buddhist father-of-two, reported an incident of criminal damage just for PC Jonathan Marsh to wrongly arrest him and punch him in the back of head

Scotland Yard officers ordered new laboratory tests to be carried out on key items found at the scene of Gareth Williams' death in the government-owned flat in Pimlico

The non-league match between Barnet and Wealdstone ended with unsavoury scenes as a steward was punched and the referee hit by a flare following a late equaliser at the Hive Stadium