All news on the topic: Metropolitan Police

Good Morning Britain and Jeremy Vine guest Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu has tweeted the twisted, racist death threat letter she found delivered to her front door on Monday by a Neo-Nazi terror group.

Residents in Dagenham, east London, say they have seen the sex offender parading himself in front of their Ring door cameras and even poking his genitalia through letterboxes

In a report called I Can’t Breathe: Race, Death and British Policing, campaign group Inquest revealed that black people were seven times more likely to die following police restraint

Named locally as Mustafa Mohammed Ahmed, 8, he is understood to have been crossing the road with his family to go pray at Greenwich Islamic Centre when a motorbike ploughed into pedestrians

A popular city park has been forced to close after two men were shot in a suspected botched robbery, with no arrests yet made after armed police raced to the scene

Police forces saw a 30% cut in staffing numbers from 2010 to 2022, according to Home Office figures analysed by Labour. The data showed there were 6,252 fewer frontline officers last year compared with 2010

A soap actor has been arrested on suspicion of rape after allegedly attacked a young woman

Mum-of-five and TV star Katie Price spoke out about her fury after it was revealed that eight police officers are facing a gross misconduct inquiry after callous jokes about her disabled son Harvey

The relative, who wishes to remain anonymous, called Carrick a 'spoilt brat' and 'controlling, manipulative, narcissistic' after he committed a string of sex offences while a serving police officer

The Met Police have charged a man and woman aged 21 and 22 after the unnamed victim was discovered in woodland in Chingford, east London, earlier this week

Former director of standards at the Met Police Stephen Roberts says there is a chance police will never know what happened to missing mum Nicola Bulley and the case remaining a "mystery"

Racheal McManus was last seen at a McDonald's near Buckingham Palace on January 31, with her partner saying she has no access to money and maybe suicidal

Nathan Cole was last seen in Walthamstow, north east London, on January 21 and was believed to be going to a gig in Camden to which he never showed up

Bulgarian journalist Christo Grozev claims he is not welcome at the BAFTAS due to the threat he is alleged to pose to 'public security' despite being nominated for his investigative documentary

Peter Bleksley, a former undercover cop and star of Channel 4 show Hunted, commented on the case of Nicola Bulley, 45, who was last seen on January 27 by the River Wyre in Lancashire

Mariama Kallon was last seen around East Street in Walworth, London on February 9, 2023, and police say she has been spotted twice but they do not know who she is with

Egidijus Kotovas "randomly selected" a homeless person who had been sleeping in a doorway to try and stab to death in a vicious attack that nearly took their life, a court heard

A Metropolitan Police constable has a case to answer for gross misconduct and a Kent Police sergeant will face a misconduct meeting over the separate reports of flashing by Wayne Couzens

After spending a 25th Christmas without Ricky Reel, his mum Sukhdev Reel has been told the police will now take a look at her son's case with 'fresh eyes'

In a new dossier, Keir Starmer's Labour claims taxpayers' money has been used to fund extravagant events, expensive restaurants and five-star hotels using Government Procurement Cards

Caroline Flack's mum, Christine, had complained to the Metropolitan Police for pursuing a charge of assault for the ex-Love Island host, before she tragically took her own life in 2020

Ivan Toney was the victim of racist abuse sent to his Instagram account after his goal earned Brentford a draw away to Arsenal in Saturday's Premier League action

Ministers are supposed to stay in the most cost-effective hotels, under official guidelines - but Tory bigwigs have spent millions treating themselves to luxury on the taxpayer's tab

Yet the Government’s nosy parkers even insist councils get their go-ahead to scrape chewing gum off the streets

Thousands of basic mobile phones were handed out during the pandemic to help keep track of those being supervised by the probation service, including prisoners temporarily released on licence to reduce overcrowding in prisons