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Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was in his office at time of incident
Former PM denies wrongdoing after Cabinet Office sends information to the authorities
Also in this newsletter, next steps for the Public Order Act and reigniting calls for police reform
Sadiq Khan calls for ‘assurance’ that lessons have been learnt after protest suppression stokes liberty fears
Police apologise hours after Sunak backed their security operation for Saturday’s procession
Police arrested 52 people including republican protesters and council volunteers after warning against disruption
When trust is ebbing away, action must follow
The successful transformation of Northern Ireland’s police service demonstrates that London can expect better from its disgraced force
Scathing report finds the force is letting down Londoners and its own staff
Rowley pledges change after Casey review lays bare force’s institutional failings
Damning report finds Met to be ‘institutionally racist, misogynistic and homophobic’
Louise Casey’s findings of institutional racism, homophobia and sexism are unsurprising. But this time, there is strong political consensus on reform
David Carrick raped and sexually abused 12 women over the course of 17 years
Shocking details of officer ‘hiding in plain sight’ have undermined public confidence in policing
Case of David Carrick reveals a force which is rotten, but in denial about the scale of its problems
Home Office moves to strengthen checks on officers in the wake of Met Police scandal
Shocking revelations over serial rapist evading sanctions while in an elite unit
Metropolitan Police missed ‘numerous opportunities’ to remove David Carrick, who has pleaded guilty to 49 offences
Legal definition of ‘serious disruption’ to be broadened, allowing police to act earlier against demonstrations
Some activists are playing straight into the hands of a British government bent on introducing draconian new laws
Rowley admits hundreds of officers should have been sacked after report finds wrongdoers escaping justice
About 1mn people are expected in the UK capital on Monday, including foreign leaders and dignitaries
Death of unarmed 24-year-old has reignited concerns of racism in London’s Met Police
Force takes action after public outcry to the death of Chris Kaba, as family criticise lack of urgency
Sir Mark Rowley will be under intense pressure to stamp out a toxic culture and restore public trust
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