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Starmer: Migration and Ukraine will be the 'two dominant issues' of EPC summit

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New ReviewMigration and Ukraine will be the “two dominant issues” as European leaders meet on Thursday, Sir Keir Starmer has said. As he arrived at the European Political Community (EPC) summit, the Prime Minister told reporters: “We’re certainly...
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Almost 800 shoplifting offences a day go unsolved, study shows

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New ReviewAlmost 290,000 shoplifting cases went unsolved in 2024-25, according to House of Commons library analysis. The figures showed 55.5% of investigations in England and Wales failed to identify a suspect, while just 18.3% resulted in a...
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150 arrested at protest against Palestine Action ban

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New ReviewPolice have made 150 arrests as protesters gathered in central London to show support for Palestine Action in defiance of its ban as a terror group. Defend Our Juries, which organised the demonstration, said between 600 and 700 people...
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Police detain protesters in Parliament Square as hundreds defy Palestine Action terror ban

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New ReviewPolice have made 150 arrests as protesters gathered in central London to show support for Palestine Action in defiance of its ban as a terror group. Defend Our Juries, which organised the demonstration, said between 600 and 700 people...
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Celebrities show off futuristic fashion at Met Gala

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Theme of "“Manus x Machina" embraces fashion in an age of technology
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Police ‘fully prepared’ to counter next wave of Just Stop Oil protests

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The Met Police has said it is “fully prepared” to prevent Just Stop Oil protesters from causing disruption ahead of Christmas.In the last couple of months, the environmental activist group has been using civil resistance and direct...
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42 people arrested at protest supporting banned Palestine Action

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Some 42 people have been arrested at a protest against Palestine Action being designated a proscribed terror group, the Metropolitan Police said. Protesters gathered for the second week in a row in central London after police reiterated...
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Arrests made at protest in support of banned Palestine Action

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Arrests have been made at a protest in London being held in support of Palestine Action after a ban on the group came into force on Saturday, police said. The Metropolitan Police posted on X on Saturday afternoon saying officers are...
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Deepfakes could swing close UK election or referendum, Sadiq Khan suggests

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Deepfakes could swing a close UK election or referendum in future, the Mayor of London has suggested. Sadiq Khan, who fell victim to a fake AI recording of him supposedly making inflammatory remarks in the run up to Armistice Day...
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King and Queen travel from Buckingham Palace to Westminster for State Opening of Parliament

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The King and Queen depart Buckingham Palace in the Diamond Jubilee State Coach for the State Opening of Parliament, where Charles will deliver the King's Speech.
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Knife age checks 'a huge vulnerability' at sale and delivery, review finds

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Age verification for buying knives online is “a huge vulnerability” at sale and delivery, a review has found, with thousands of weapons also sold illegally on social media. Metropolitan Police Commander Stephen Clayman, who is the...
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Sadiq Khan and Yvette Cooper on major policing campaign announcement

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Interviews with London Mayor Sadiq Khan and Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper on a major policing campaign announcement, pledging 1,300 more police officers, PCSOs and special constables on London's streets. The pair joined response...
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Khan pledges 1,300 more police officers, PCSOs and special constables on streets

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Sadiq Khan has unveiled a new election pledge to put around 1,300 extra neighbourhood police officers, PCSOs and special constables on the streets of London. The Mayor of London made the pledge alongside shadow home secretary Yvette...
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Shadow Welsh secretary’s office daubed with red paint after Gaza vote

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Police are investigating an attack on a senior Labour MP’s constituency office after she abstained on the Gaza vote. Jo Stevens’ office in Cardiff was sprayed with red paint and posters were put up accusing her of having “blood on her...
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Sir Mark Rowley said protesters were not breaking the law by climbing war memorial

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Arresting protesters for climbing on a war memorial after a pro-Palestinian march would have been illegal, the Metropolitan Police Commissioner has said. Sir Mark Rowley said the move by demonstrators was “unfortunate” and “inflammatory...
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Deputy Assistant Commissioner Lawrence Taylor talks about the Met's plans for this weekend's protests

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Metropolitan Police Deputy Assistant Commissioner Lawrence Taylor talks about the Met's plans for this weekend's protests and policing.
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Shadow Chancellor brands Sunak too weak to sack Braverman

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Quotes from Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves discussing the future of Home Secretary Suella Braverman, the policing of upcoming Armistice Day protests, Labour's stance on the Middle East conflict and GDP figures
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London officers on duty as part of counter-terrorism initiative

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Officers from The Metropolitan Police, British Transport Police and City of London Police on duty as part of the anti-terrorism initiative Project Servator. Interview with Sergeant Simon Tagg.
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No plans for more police powers over ‘jihad’ chants as Braverman meets Met chief

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Police are unlikely to be given more powers to address chants deemed to be extremist after comments at a Palestine rally over the weekend, despite suggestions from the Metropolitan Police chief that laws may need to be redrawn. Home...
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Sadiq Khan says PM's decision to row back on climate policies 'is a mistake'

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Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has said that the Prime Minister's decision "to row back on the commitments that the Government has made in relation to net zero is a mistake". He added that his worry is that these announcements "will lead to...
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Just Stop Oil protesters slowly march through London

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Just Stop Oil protesters slowly march through Camden, north London calling for an end to fossil fuels usage.
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Sadiq Khan meets Met Police preparing for security operations on Coronation day

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Mayor of London Sadiq Khan visits a Westminster Estate to see first-hand how officers are working with communities to tackle violence and reduce gang activity as part of Operation Nightingale. He met the officers who will be deployed in...
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Minister for Crime visits a police station amid plan to ban machetes and zombie knives

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Minister for Crime and Policing, Chris Philp, visits a police station in south London to see how the government’s plans to ban machetes will help police officers tackle knife crime. More machetes and zombie knives could be banned in...
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Extinction Rebellion launch legal action against the police ban

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Extinction Rebellion activists are launching legal action against the police over a London-wide ban on their protests. The move comes amid growing criticism of the ban, made under public order legislation already used to restrict the...