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Around 2,000 far right hooligans flocked to London and fought battles with police on Armistice Day amid tensions stirred by Home Secretary Suella Braverman in the run up to the huge pro-Gaza protest

Fake audio clips of Sadiq Khan, Mayor of London, were created with the assistance of artificial intelligence and simulated the politician's voice, it is understood

Met Police has released terrifying footage to show the chaos that has erupted across London this weekend - the force said officers have been met with 'aggression' from far-right groups

An inquest heard PC Richard Davey failed to find a revolver that Louis De Zoysa fired at sergeant Matt Ratana inside the custody suite in Croydon, South London, which killed the officer

Police are reportedly on the scene and nobody else is being permitted to enter the gallery in Glasgow's West End. Footage shared on Twitter shows a group sitting in the main entrance hall

HOPE Not Hate, an anti-extremist group, has discovered a host of disparate groups are heading for the capital for tomorrow’s March for Palestine march and Sunday’s Remembrance Day events

Under-fire Suella Braverman is facing a fight for her survival after No10 said an article she wrote hitting out at the police had not been cleared. One senior Tory MP called her position 'untenable'.

An additional 1,000 Met Police cops have been called in to fence in the pro-Palestine protests on Saturday, which is Armistice Day when Brits remember the fallen war dead on the anniversary of the end of the First World War

The Israeli military claims that Hamas militant's main command centre is located in and under the Shifa Hospital complex where thousands of innocent Gazans are sheltering

A scathing new report by the cross-party Home Affairs Select Committee says steps to root out bad behaviour by officers "aren't good enough" and said a ban on paying for sex is among a raft of measures needed

Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson's handwritten note to colleagues was shown as the former Home Secretary Dame Priti Patel faced a grilling from the Covid Inquiry

A picture from the scene at the block of flats near Golders Green, north London shows a cordoned off area with officers investigating. A pink rucksack can be seen on top of one of the bins.

Charlie Stayt interviewed Mark Harper on BBC Breakfast about the criticism Suella Braverman received over her 'divisive' language concerning pro-Palestinian rallies

Rishi Sunak was told that if he doesn't sack Suella Braverman it will prove he's "given up on serious Government" - as minister Mark Harper repeatedly refused to back her

In her latest rant, Home Secretary Suella Braverman accused police of "playing favourites" over protests, claiming far-right thugs are met with more aggression than left-wingers

Pressure to ban the November 11 rally from politicians, including from the Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, has landed at Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley's door but he has reiterated the police force's stance

The Prime Minister held crisis talks with Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley in Downing Street about the rally due to take place in London on Saturday

King Charles III will travel from Buckingham Palace to the Palace of Westminster tomorrow to formally open the last session of Parliament before next year's general election. Here we look at the pomp and circumstance of the ceremony

Brits across the country are set to commemorate Remembrance Day this weekend - we have listed the full order of service so you can plan how to participate in the events

Tourist Awad Mustafa, 25, was on a 10-day trip to the UK, when he climbed into the Royal Mews at Buckingham Palace and filmed himself on his phone saying "the King is asleep"

The NHS consultant is lucky that he got out, it’s agonising that many blameless, trapped Palestinians aren’t as fortunate, forced to stay with nowhere to go.

Lawyer Attiq Malik, chairman of the London Muslim Communities Forum, has been removed as an advisor by the Metropolitan Police after video showed him leading a pro-Palestine chant

The statistics for January 2020 to November 2022 include the case of PC William Holyoake, who got a community order for possessing cannabis and offensive weapons

David Huber, 60, of Cumbria, threw two empty shotgun cartridges through the gates of Buckingham Palace four days before King Charles III's coronation, and have admitted having a knife and ammunition

Heba Alhayek, 29, and Pauline Ankunda, 26, both of south London, were both charged under the Terrorism Act after being arrested relating to a Pro-Palestine protest in Whitehall last month