The Latest Breaking News from Wayne Couzens

Police in England and Wales are facing a crisis of confidence. In the wake of cases including the Charing Cross scandal, the murder of Sarah Everard at the hands of off-duty Metropolitan Police constable Wayne Couzens and former police officer and serial rapist David Carrick, public trust in police has…

Exclusive: Politicians and campaigners warn trust in Britain’s largest police force has ‘never been lower’

Two forces apologise to driver saying time has run out for any charges over incident on motorway

The ‘frightened’ lone woman thought of Sarah Everard’s murder by Wayne Couzens and refused to pull over

PCs Thomas Murray and Colin Stevens are alleged to have breached professional standards

The low charge rate comes despite evidence that Sarah Everard’s killer could have been stopped if previous flashing crimes were properly pursued

Complaint reportedly came after prison bosses blocked parcel for killer’s 50th birthday

With under six weeks to go until the mayoral election on May 2, the Standard launches a series of audits into Sadiq Khan’s record. Here, Home Affairs Editor Martin Bentham examines crime

Government accepts findings of report which says police showed ‘apathy’ in following up reports of Couzens’ offending

The way that indecent exposure offences are treated by the justice system will be reviewed as the Government has said it will implement recommendations made by an inquiry into Sarah Everard's murder.

That 2p National Insurance tax cut already feels like a lifetime ago. Londoners in almost half of local authorities will from April pay average council tax bills higher than £2,000 per year. It comes as the Mayor increased his portion of bills, the so-called “precept”, by 8.6 per cent.