All news on the topic: Metropolitan Police

Since 2018 there have been 219 cases where a person convicted of exposure have gone on to commit violent sex crimes such as rape, including killer cop Wayne Couzens, with the Lib Dems warning the justice system is failing women and girls

Sergeant Matt Ratana was allegedly shot dead by Louis De Zoysa, a double-jointed man with a ten-inch antique revolver, after he smuggled it into a custody centre in Croydon, South London

Disgraced ex-PC Tom Phillips failed to show up to the hearing in front of the Met's Assistant Commissioner Barbara Gray. He was sacked for gross misconduct

Metropolitan Police Commander Julian Bennett was branded a 'deplorable' and showing 'complete disregard and disrespect' for the force after he refused to take a drugs test when he was accused of smoking cannabis every day before work

The Met Police has confirmed it's investigating an attack on an Orthodox Jewish man in Stamford Hill, North London, as an anti-Semitic hate crime as CCTV is shared

Videos have emerged online showing police officers in London and Manchester taking down posters of Israeli children kidnapped by Hamas on October 7

Technology is still the most powerful tool in levelling the playing field, but official statistics show Black drivers are still several times more likely to be pulled over by police

British athlete Bianca Williams said it was "quite shocking" that more than £130,000 has now been raised for two Met police officers who were sacked for gross misconduct over a stop and search

Rishi Sunak and Suella Braverman are set to meet national security officials and top cops amid fears the conflict in the Middle East has heightened the threat of terror attacks in the UK

Tory Home Secretary Suella Braverman has been accused of being 'asleep at the wheel' as new analysis found over three quarters of burglaries and car thefts went unsolved in 12 months

David Carrick was unmasked as one of Britain's most prolific sex offenders after he admitted to 24 counts of rape

The new campaign will see low marches on an 'unprecedented scale' after the co-founder of Extinction Rebellion was inspired by protest in the Netherlands

Ricardo dos Santos and his partner Bianca Williams were stopped and searched by five Met Police officers and he has now registered charity '4 The Voiceless' to help others

Since PC Jonathan Clapham and PC Sam Franks were dismissed from Metropolitan Police, support has grown and more than £72,000 has been raised to support their families

Justin Henry, 34, vanished on Sunday October 15 having visited his partner in Brixton, South London and was last seen on CCTV buying food at a McDonald's in nearby Croydon

PC Jonathan Clapham and PC Sam Franks were dismissed from their roles with Metropolitan Police on Wednesday but their support has grown and money is being raised for their families

Justin Henry, 34, vanished on Sunday October 15 having visited his partner in Brixton, South London and was last seen on CCTV buying food at a McDonald's in nearby Croydon

Once a former school, Dave Courtney's 'Camelot Castle' appears quite distinct from other properties on the residential street where it is located - but that's not the only reason it stands out

Sir Mark Rowley had a meeting with Home Secretary Suella Braverman to discuss why Scotland Yard had not taken action against a protester chanting 'Jihad' at a rally this weekend

The Independent Office for Police Conduct confirms Met officer who wrongfully arrested mum accused of not paying bus fare in Croydon, south London, is under investigation

Dave Courtney, who was famously affiliated with the Kray twins and claimed to be the inspiration behind Vinnie Jones' character in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, has died at the age of 64

Metropolitan Police fear Justin Henry, from Brixton, South London, 'has come to harm' as he has not been seen or heard from by his family since Sunday October 15

Dave Courtney - who previously claimed to have links to the notorious Kray twins - was the proud owner of Camelot Castle, which boasts an outside mural, jacuzzi, its own nightclub and even a 'dungeon'

Immigration minister Robert Jenrick said the chants were "completely reprehensible" and "inciting terrorist violence", as he pledged that ministers would speak to Scotland Yard

Cops have said they are investigating a London underground driver who roused up passengers to chant pro-Palestinian slogans including 'From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free'