Stolen cash made worthless by a hidden glue and dye soiling device. Photo: Met Police.

An automatic glue and dye spoiling technology making transit van robbery cash unusable (more…)

Rally For Medium Reform (clockwise from top-left): Tom Watson MP, Hugh Grant, Jacqui Hanes, Richard Peppiatt, Mary-Ellen Field, Owen Jones Photos: Gao Xiwei

Anti-Murdoch campaigners are campaigning for a new legal and (more…)

Pc Alex MacFarlane, wearing glasses and walking on the right. Photo: Delores William

The Metropolitan Police Officer based at Forest Gate Police station, E7, has pleaded not guilty to racially abusing a suspect during last summer’s riots. (more…)

Daniel Morgan murdered in Sydenham in March 1987. Photo: Met Police

A joint Metropolitan Police and Crown Prosecution Service report into the latest collapse of a trial of people accused (more…)

British Transport Police would like to speak to the man featured in these CCTV images. Photos: BTP

British Transport Police are trying to trace a man suspected of whipping
a woman’s hand with his dog’s lead on a train (more…)

Metropolitan Police Commissioner meeting South London Business in Croydon

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe offered his apologies for what the people (more…)

London City Airport. Photo: LCA

Tributes have been made by the family and colleagues of the London City Airport (more…)

Police Community Support Officers play a key role along with the media and public in helping with missing person alerts. Photo: Met Police

A Metropolitan Police appeal to the public to help them find a missing Sydenham woman has been successful.

Dion Hall, 45, had been missing from her home since 4 p.m. May 13.

The Met Police have announced that she was was found on Thursday evening in the Kensington and Chelsea area: ”We thank the media for their assistance with this matter.”

She has been reported as “safe and well.”

Police concerned for missing Sydenham woman 

Campaign image from the Justice for Sam Hallam campaign taken at the Shoreditch Festival in 2010

The Metropolitan Police says it has “deep regret”  over Sam Hallam’s loss of liberty following the decision (more…)

Appeal Court in London quashes Sam Hallam's murder conviction saying it is "unsafe". Photo: nomsaleena

Three judges at the Court of Appeal ruled today that Sam Hallam’s conviction for murdering trainee chef, Essayas Kassahun, 21, in a beating on the St Luke’s estate in Clerkenwell, London, in October 2004, is unsafe. The community of Hoxton succeeds in its campaign to free and exonerate the young man (more…)