Six charged with membership of banned Kurdish militant group
Six people have been charged with being members of a proscribed terrorist group, the Met Police say. Turkan Ozcan, 59,
What more can be done to bring stalking and harassment rates down in London?
The Minister for Safeguarding, Jess Phillips, recently announced that victims of stalking will now be told the identity of their
Domestic abuse incidents remain high in London
Out of nearly 400,000 cases of domestic abuse in London in the past four years, only one in ten led
Chris Kaba verdict angers some in Streatham
Residents of Streatham described the not-guilty verdict rendered to the officer who shot Chris Kaba as a “travesty of justice”,
Met Police stalking unit wins national awards
The Metropolitan Police stalking unit won two national policing awards yesterday. Detective Inspector Karen Butler and Acting Detective Inspector Stephen
Crimes against MPs could triple in 2024 if trend continues, new police data shows
Data from the National Police Chiefs’ Council shows the number of reported crimes against MPs is forecast to rise by
Progress or political virtue signalling as Met fail to regain trust from London women?
Parliament are discussing violence against women and girls more than ever, yet trust in the Met Police seems to be
Sexual assault survivor showed ‘heroism’ in aiding investigation
Content warning — discussions of sexual assault investigation and domestic abuse. A Met Police detective praised a sexual assault survivor
Facial recognition vans cause outrage in Wandsworth
Residents were shocked to learn about the Met Police’s deployment of live facial recognition vans in Wandsworth last week. The
Brixton residents reflect on 1995 riot anniversary
On this day in 1995, the death of black man in police custody led to a riot in Brixton after
Elderly woman dies in Wimbledon house fire
An elderly woman has died in a house fire in Wimbledon last night. She was pronounced dead at the scene