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Hostile states are likely to be stirring up tensions over London protest marches, says Met chief

Sir Mark Rowley says he would be ‘stunned’ if countries such as Russia, Iran and China were not trying to add to the polarisation of debate about protest policing

Evening Standard

Crowded prisons ‘could leave dangerous suspects on streets’, warns Met police chief

Sir Mark Rowley’s warning follows a row last month over a letter in which the National Police Chiefs’ Council asked forces to consider pausing ‘non-priority’ arrests to avoid putting further pressure on prison capacity

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The Guardian view on violence against women: admitting its vast extent is a first step

Editorial: The Met chief says the number of abusive men is beyond the police’s capacity to cope with. Politicians need a plan for victims

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Phone snatch city: Victims' plea after surge in muggers on two wheels in London

Alarming increase in phone grabs by masked thugs riding bikes and e-scooters

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Met chief says millions of men are danger to women and girls in England and Wales

National strategy beyond policing and criminal justice system needed to tackle problem, Sir Mark Rowley says

The Guardian - UK

Met Police reform 'slower and more limited due to budget cuts', warns Mark Rowley

Reform of the Met will be “more limited” and slower than it should be because of a huge budget shortfall and officer shortages compounded by the demands of policing the Gaza protests and other major events, Sir Mark Rowley warned on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

Lock them up: Scotland Yard hits back at edict for police to detain fewer suspects

Ministers were facing a furious backlash on Wednesday from Scotland Yard over calls to arrest fewer people because of a lack of prison space as Sir Mark Rowley told his officers to carry on detaining every suspect possible.

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Police make arrest over pro-intifada chant at Palestine march

The Met has come under fire for its policing of previous marches.

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Policing minister calls for officers to conduct more stop and searches

Chris Philp says police should not ‘tiptoe around using these powers in an aim to appease’ despite concerns over racial bias

The Guardian - UK

Hainault sword attack: 36-year-old man charged with murder after 14-year-old boy killed

It comes after the death of the secondary school pupil Daniel Anjorin

Evening Standard

Man, 36, charged with murder of Daniel Anjorin, 14, after Hainault stabbings

Teenage boy died in attack by man armed with sword, while two police officers and two others were injured

The Guardian - UK

Hainault attack: school praises Daniel Anjorin’s ‘positive and gentle’ character

Bancroft’s school in Woodford Green said it was in ‘profound shock and sorrow’ after death of Daniel, 14, whom it described as a ‘true scholar’

The Guardian - UK

Hainault sword attack: police release first image of Daniel Anjorin – as it happened

14-year-old killed in attack was a student at Bancroft’s school in Woodford Green; police say two men in their 30s were injured and suspect is in custody

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Stop and searches in London to increase in bid to tackle knife crime, Met Commissioner says

Sir Mark Rowley said it was necessary to give blade carriers ‘a fear of being caught’

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‘The what-ifs crush you’: parents suffer as Wimbledon school crash investigation makes slow progress

Families of two girls killed when a Land Rover ploughed into their school are still waiting for answers, 10 months later

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CAA cancels counter-protest against London pro-Palestinian march

Campaign Against Antisemitism, led by Gideon Falter, cites safety fears and promises more protests to come

Evening Standard

Police on standby for new pro-Palestine protests amid ‘openly Jewish’ row

Home Secretary James Cleverly and Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley held urgent meetings with Jewish groups on Thursday

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Home Office considered antisemitism campaigner for counter-extremism unit

Gideon Falter was in running to be adviser but government’s antisemitism tsar warned against appointment

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Wednesday briefing: What a viral row tells us about protest politics in the digital age

In today’s newsletter: Jewish campaigner Gideon Falter’s confrontation with a Met police officer, and what it says about modern media

Evening Standard

Met police chief defends 'professional' conduct of officer in pro-Palestinian protest row

Sir Mark Rowley says sergeant involved in incident with Campaign Against Antisemitism’s Gideon Falter will not face disciplinary action

Evening Standard

Sadiq Khan says Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley 'has my full confidence'

The Metropolitan Police Commissioner has Sadiq Khan's "full confidence", the Mayor's office said on Monday.

Evening Standard

Stephen Lawrence murder: External police force will review Met's assessment of any new evidence

City Hall said Sadiq Khan was keen to see a police force which “commands the Lawrence family’s confidence” involved in the case

The Guardian - UK

Met police chief praises ‘professional’ conduct of officer in antisemitism row

Exclusive: Mark Rowley says sergeant will not be disciplined and warns of ‘fakery’ by activists at other protests

The Guardian - UK

Initial story about ‘openly Jewish’ incident not full picture, says ex-senior Met officer

Gideon Falter, the antisemitism campaigner involved, says Dal Babu’s comments go ‘far beyond victim-blaming’

Evening Standard

OPINION - The Standard View: Mark Rowley and the Met have hard questions to answer

The Met is still trying to contain the outrage from the Jewish community at its officers’ treatment of Gideon Falter, leader of the Campaign Against Antisemitism, nine days ago. Ministers, including the Prime Minister, have made clear their indignation. The Assistant Met Commissioner, Matt Twist, is to meet Mr Falter…

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