The Latest Breaking News from Met Police

The Metropolitan Police face potential legal action from a women’s campaign group who say the force is preventing them from holding a march through central London.

Police are waiting for the results of the post-mortem

The news comes as rules around breaking the speed limit were changed in a so-called ‘stealth’ move that has seen thousands of drivers face fines

Britain is a nation of pet lovers - but members of the public in Abbeywood, south east London made a horrendous discovery of four dead dogs in Southmere Lakes amid growing fears the cost-of-living crisis is leaving animal owners unable to afford to keep pets

Ian McDonald-Taylor died after he was told that his chest pains were "nonsense" by an officer during an arrest in Brixton, South London, but the Independent Office of Police Conduct said the cop's behaviour didn't 'meet the threshold for justifying disciplinary proceedings'

Sir Mark Rowley said he has a “dedicated team” who wouldn’t “let down London” by protesting

Officers were called to reports of a “sexual assault” in southeast London on Sunday morning, the Met Police has said.

The force implemented the new protocol in May 2019, but didn’t announce the change

A stealth change by the Met Police in the tolerance around speed limits saw hundreds of thousands more face fines under the new formula that was seemingly snuck out