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Sir Mark Rowley apologises to Sarah Everard's family as he vows to 'go faster' in overhauling the Met

Commissioner says last week’s damning report into the killing of marketing executive by Met officer Wayne Couzens had exposed ‘long term flaws” in vetting, as well as other failings

Evening Standard

Cyclists make plea to Met Police after riders 'systematically targeted by violent criminals' in spate of 'bike muggings'

Regent's Park Cyclists have penned an open letter to Sir Mark Rowley, supported by British Cycling, Rapha, Zwift and others

Cycling Weekly

Mayor announces extra £50m for Met 'to keep London safe' as final City Hall budget unveiled

The amount is not enough to provide all of the £76m sought by Met commissioner Sir Mark Rowley to fund his ‘New Met for London’ plan

Evening Standard

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Met accused of bowing to political pressure with Palestine march curbs

Organisers of ‘Stop the Genocide’ protest this Saturday told they cannot rally outside Downing Street

The Guardian - UK

Volunteer officer in Oxford Street busker storm has suffered 'massive racist abuse' online, Met chief reveals

Sir Mark Rowley says officer made 'a mistake' while trying to do 'her best' for the people of London

Evening Standard

Sadiq Khan reveals £500million pre-election spending splurge with more cash for police and Tube toilets

Liberal Democrats' Caroline Pidgeon says mayor has 'magically' found 'pots of money that only a few weeks ago he was denying existed'

Evening Standard

Terror police chief calls for new ways to tackle online hate material

Matt Jukes said the radicalising effect of hate propaganda had already been recognised in official reports as a trigger for the 2017 terrorist attacks in London

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Head of Britain’s police chiefs says force ‘institutionally racist’

Exclusive: Gavin Stephens becomes most senior serving officer to accept discrimination in policing operates at a ‘fundamental level’

The Guardian - UK

Rapist and flasher among first offenders convicted on Met's list of most dangerous sexual predators

Offenders on list of 100 predatory men considered the biggest threat to women and girls in the capital are jailed

Evening Standard

Islington menorah severely damaged after 'horrific antisemitic attack'

A lighting ceremony will be held at Islington Green on Thursday evening as a show of solidarity

Evening Standard

Met police chief warns force ‘bent out of shape’ by Gaza protests as full cost revealed

Met commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said the Met’s response had been ‘more clumsily than I would like’

The Independent UK

Sir Mark Rowley: Met Police 'severely bent out of shape' by protests and hate crimes

Met Commissioner says thousands of officer hours are being occupied dealing with over 800 open hate crime cases

Evening Standard

Mark Rowley: Charity head condemns Met police chief’s ‘inflammatory’ comments on armed officers

Director of Inquest Deb Coles said it was ‘appalling’ that Sir Mark Rowley had criticised justice campaign groups

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Charity head hits out as police chief’s ‘inflammatory’ comments on armed officers

Director of Inquest Deb Coles said it was ‘appalling’ that Sir Mark Rowley had criticised justice campaign groups.

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Evening Standard

Armed police would rather face a terrorist than a criminal, says Met boss Sir Mark Rowley

Sir Mark believes campaign groups influence accountability in a way that’s 'unbalanced and lasts forever'

Evening Standard

Armed policing review is ‘wrong move’, says Chris Kaba family lawyer

Daniel Machover claims 'unnecessary' Home Office reforms would damage public confidence

Evening Standard

Met Police chief criticises prosecution of officer cleared of dangerous driving

Pc Paul Fisher was cleared of dangerous driving over a crash while he was going to the scene of a terror attack.

The Conversation

Firearms officers: new report reveals the 'toxic culture' keeping women and ethnic minorities out of specialist squads

Hundreds of London’s Metropolitan police officers temporarily turned in their firearms in September after the Crown Prosecution Service charged an officer with the murder of unarmed 24-year-old Chris Kaba. Up to 300 of the force’s 2,500 armed officers stepped back from their duties, leading the Met to request backup support…

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The Guardian - UK

Not illegal for Gaza protesters to climb on war memorial, says Met chief

Home secretary says demonstration at Royal Artillery Memorial ‘deeply disrespectful’ and he is looking at giving police new powers

The Independent UK

Protesters climbing on war memorial ‘an affront to armed forces’, says No 10

Police said the behaviour of demonstrators in London was ‘unfortunate’ and ‘inflammatory in certain ways’ but that no laws had been broken.

Evening Standard

Arresting protesters for climbing on war memorial would be illegal, Rowley says

Protesters climbed on the Royal Artillery Memorial after a demonstration outside the Houses of Parliament on Wednesday evening

Evening Standard

Sunak meets Metropolitan Police chief in wake of Armistice Day unrest

The Prime Minister is meeting Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley following last Saturday’s violent scenes in London.

Evening Standard

Rishi Sunak and Met chief Sir Mark Rowley hold talks after Armistice Day violence in London

The meeting came after police made scores of arrests on Saturday, mainly of Far-Right counter protesters

The Guardian - UK

Lamentable legacy of David Cameron, our new foreign secretary

Letters: Cameron’s comeback | Perfect policing | Sugar sandwiches | Murderous islands

The Independent UK

Sunak considering tougher protest laws after Armistice Day violence

The Prime Minister is reportedly seeking to tighten the laws to make it easier to ban pro-Palestinian marches.

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