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Ex Met police offer Ricky Haruna has lifted the lid on life in the 'toxic force' and fears another Wayne Couzens could be hiding in the ranks after it was labelled as 'institutionally racist'

The Premier League footballer, who also played in the World Cup 2022, was last year accused of raping two women in separate attacks, and a third alleged victim has now come forward

A Premier League footballer is being questioned by police after a third woman came forward alleging that she was the victim of a sex attack with the individual already accused of two previous incidents

WARNING - CONTAINS EXPLICIT LANGUAGE: Baroness Louis Casey has today revealed a damning report that highlights 'institutional racism, misogyny and homophobia in the Met Police' - the testimony of a number of female officers has laid bare the grim culture in the force

Michael Howard got a royal pardon for notorious criminals John Haase and Paul Bennett in return for key insider information on the illegal arms trade in 1996

New documentary speculates on what happened to bulk of £26million worth of bullion stolen in notorious Heathrow raid in 1983 after it was smelted down

A 21-year-old woman is still in a critical condition three months after a crush at The O2 Academy Brixton which left two people dead

Sir Stephen House is said to have made the comments to a Home Office advisor at a Scotland Yard meeting in January 2022 when he was Deputy Commissioner

Serkan Kaygusuz, 42, made a series of "sinister searches" online and purchased what was essentially a "body disposal kit" before murdering 70-year-old Norma Girolami

Max Coopey was in the dock again yesterday, appearing at Reading Magistrates’ Court charged with ‘deliberate’ failure to take a drug test after driving

A body has not yet been found in the search for Nicola Bulley and the "open-minded" Lancashire Police force was now probing other possibilities, including that the mortgage advisor was snatched

Caroline Flack's mum, Christine, had complained to the Metropolitan Police for pursuing a charge of assault for the ex-Love Island host, before she tragically took her own life in 2020

Lancashire Police launched a massive search for Nicola Bulley and were seen combing the river bank, utilising diving teams, search dogs, drones and boats to no avail

Stephen Cameron's murderer never thought he would face repercussions, but when police appealed for witnesses he went on the run to Spain and lived a glamorous life for two years

Det Chief Supt Leonard ‘Nipper’ Read compiled meticulous reports as he tried to find evidence to bring down the notorious East End brothers Ronnie and Reggie

Paul Betts led the Met’s “Line of Duty” department when it found armed officer Carrick had “no case to answer” for misconduct five months after Sarah Everard’s murder by another officer

One of the victims of Met Police rapist David Carrick has told how the disgraced officer binned his sex toy collection after fellow cop Wayne Couzens was arrested for murdering Sarah Everard

A survivor too traumatised to be identified tells us of the three-year hell David Carrick put her through. She now plans to sue the Met. Scotland Yard should pay up without question

Columnist Rachael Bletchly says Scotland Yard has got more bent coppers than the entire series of Line of Duty and we need Superintendent Ted Hastings to clean it up

Scotland Yard detectives are visiting the country to continue investigations into the suspected atrocities over which five Brits were questioned back in 2020

Jack Addis, 63, and Jeremy Laxton, 62, will appear in court accused of child sex abuse image offences - while serving Chief Inspector Richard Watkinson was found dead last week

Jack Addis and Jeremy Laxton, two retired Met police officers, have both been charged with child sex offences after being caught in an investigation into a serving Met police chief for similar offences

The teenage girl was held at the station just eight days after another 15-year-old girl, named only as Child Q, was strip-searched at a school in Hackney, east London

Carlos Arturo Sanchez-Coronado, who passed away last year, was once jailed in the UK for his role in helping to launder money for a London drugs gang linked to the Colombian Cali cartel

A prolific striker from a football dynasty, David Jack's opening goal in the first FA Cup final at Wembley was mired in controversy and chaos - but he had to play second fiddle to a horse called Billie