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Sir Mark Rowley said: ‘If agencies we work closely with strike, it’s hard to imagine that more work won’t potentially overflow in our direction.’

A Just Stop Oil activist on a overhead gantry on the M25. Herts police commissioner David Lloyd has questioned coverage of the protests (Just Stop Oil/PA)

Neil Berriman plans to bypass the Met Police and hand a dossier of new information directly to the Australian High Commission in London in a bid to identify a mystery man in Lord Lucan case

Saydi Abu Sheikh, 23, who rapped under the name Giddy, and Zakariya Jeilani Mohamed, 32, who used the name Shifty, were fatally injured in Ilford on October 25, a coroners' court heard today

Two men died in an act of ‘unspeakable violence’ after they were assaulted in the early hours of October 25 in Ilford, east London.

DCI Sal Minhas: ‘We are working around the clock to identify and arrest those involved in this incident’

Protesters have climbed across gantries at a number of locations across one of the nation's busiest motorways despite a High Court order that's in place

Speaking exclusively to The Mirror, one detainee inside Harmondsworth immigration centre spoke of their terror being trapped inside, 'abandoned' by staff there and stuck without electricity or running water

John Paul confessed to officers at Hammersmith Police station last year that he had tied up and beat Anthony Bird in his West London home before robbing him over four decades ago.

A deployment of facial recognition cameras in London led to just a handful of arrests despite taking the biometric data of thousands of people, new figures show.According to a freedom of information request obtained by the Standard, five deployments of live facial recognition cameras in Oxford Circus from February 27,…

Facial recognition cameras have scanned the faces of more than 125,000 people in London in a little over a year, but resulted in just nine arrrests, according to figures obtained by the Standard.