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Met under pressure not to rehire retired officers with misconduct record

Mayor says officers with misconduct proven against them during career should not return to force

The Guardian - UK

Home Secretary: Have your say on inquiry into the Met after ‘despicable’ Carrick case

Londoners are being urged to have their say on the shape of the policing inquiry after the appalling crimes committed by shamed Met PC David Carrick.

Evening Standard

Met Police officer reveals she was raped by ‘monster’ David Carrick two decades ago

Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley praises officer for opening up about her ordeal

Evening Standard

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Met officer sacked after asking colleague for picture of decomposing corpse to show her mother

A Met Police officer has been dismissed from the force after being found guilty of gross misconduct for asking a colleague for a picture of a decomposing corpse to send to her mother.

Evening Standard

One in 10 cops should not have got through the vetting stage, police watchdog says

Inspector of Constabulary Matt Parr said this morning that this is a 'problem that is widespread' and 'historic'

Daily Mirror

Thursday briefing: How Justin Bieber selling his back catalogue for $200m could change music

In today’s newsletter: The Canadian singer is the latest among many stars to give up the rights to their music in exchanging for untold sums – but will it change the industry?

The Guardian - UK

Rooting Out Corrupt Police Officers ‘Won’t Be Rapid And Will Be Painful’

The head of Britain’s biggest police force said “painful stories” will emerge as work progresses to get rid of hundreds of corrupt officers. Sir Mark Rowley on Wednesday appealed to the people of London not to lose heart over “painful” and “ghastly” new crimes by Met officers that will be…

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Two or three Met police officers to face trial every week, commissioner predicts

Mark Rowley tells London assembly that police bracing for corrupt officers in court until 2025 as ‘systemic failings’ rooted out

The Guardian - UK

‘Two or three Met officers to appear in court each week’ as force bids to reform

Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said more ‘painful’ stories will emerge as the force tries to remove hundreds of corrupt officers.

The Independent UK

Two or three Met officers to face court a week, Met commissioner Mark Rowley says

Met chief says there will be more painful stories to confront as he tries to clean up force

Evening Standard

Two to three Met Police officers including alleged sex offenders to appear in court every week

Sir Mark Rowley admits there are more than ‘just a few bad apples’ in force, hours after Safer Schools officer revealed to be child sex offender

The Independent UK

Met Police expects multiple officers will face criminal charges each week for months

Sir Mark Rowley told the London Assembly Police and Crime Committee moves to reform Met Police will be painful.

The National (Scotland)

Rooting out corrupt police officers ‘won’t be rapid and will be painful’

Sir Mark Rowley was speaking to the London Assembly Police and Crime Committee.

The Independent UK

Met police culture stops officers challenging their boss, says sleaze watchdog

The Met Police’s culture is discouraging officers from “challenging their boss”, the head of the country’s anti-sleaze watchdog warned on Tuesday.

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Police investigating rape claims in England believe victim-blaming myths, study finds

Research reveals attitudes that could be contributing to the 1.6% charge rate in rape cases

The Independent UK

Met Police chief promises to ‘root out’ corrupt officers in two-year plan

Sir Mark Rowley published the plan on Friday, which included assurances such as investing in diversity to become an ‘anti-racist’ organisation.

Evening Standard

‘I can turn around crisis-hit Met Police in two years with nine-point plan’, claims top cop Sir Mark Rowley

Sir Mark pledged stronger neighbourhood policing and an uplift of 1,600 PCSOs

Evening Standard

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Labour calls for all police officers accused of rape or domestic abuse to be suspended

David Carrick pleaded guilty to 49 charges, covering 80 offences including 48 rapes

Evening Standard

Sunak orders Met chief Rowley to rid force of all ‘despicable’ officers like David Carrick

The Prime Minister said rogue police officers should have “no place to hide”

The Independent UK

Sunak and Rowley pledge action to tackle abuse of power following Carrick case

Rishi Sunak said there should be ‘no place to hide’ for offenders within the police service.

The Guardian - UK

Clamour for inquiry into officers who let David Carrick remain in Met

Former Labour deputy leader Harriet Harman says officers who allowed offender’s career to flourish must be investigated

The Guardian - UK

Can commissioner put broken Met back together as fury against police grows?

As the David Carrick scandal is added to a long list, Sir Mark Rowley faces a mammoth – and lonely – task to win back public support

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on reforming the Met: a systemic problem demands political leadership

Editorial: Appalling failings allowed David Carrick to thrive in the force despite terrorising women over decades

The Guardian - UK

Braverman launches review of Met’s dismissal processes after Carrick case

Home secretary says bureaucracy appears to have prevailed over common sense, but Labour calls her response weak

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