The Latest Breaking News from Scotland Yard

Military personnel could perform counter-terrorism duties if armed Metropolitan Police officers are unavailable.

Home Secretary Suella Braverman intervened after officers refused to carry out armed duties following a murder charge in a London police shooting.

“They feel betrayed by a total lack of support from Scotland Yard,” said ex marksman Tony Long

Scotland Yard says it will take ‘two or more years to root out those who are corrupting policing’

Out of 274 suspects investigated in England, Wales and Scotland, there was only a single conviction, says academic and author Jon Silverman

Exclusive: Republic’s Graham Smith seeking judicial review of lawfulness of arrest as well as damages

Sir Mark Rowley can no longer be described as the Metropolitan Police’s “new” Commissioner. And while a year into the job, Sir Mark may point to some areas of progress, he will know there is far more to do in order to turn Scotland Yard around.

One year into the job, the Standard analyses Sir Mark Rowley’s progress in fixing Scotland Yard

Bernadette Murray, who worked in wake of scandal, said her concerns about police database failures were dismissed by Sir Mark Rowley in 2012

Daniel Abed Khalife, 21, escapes from HMP Wandsworth where he awaited trial for alleged terrorism and Official Secrets Act offences

Scotland Yard chief Sir Mark Rowley said significant progress has been made “cutting out the cancer” of rogue police officers who riddled his force.