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Al Jazeera Crew Covering Golders Green Arson in Tense Clash With Residents – What Happened

An Al Jazeera crew faced opposition from Golders Green residents while reporting on an arson attack targeting Jewish ambulances, highlighting tensions in the community

International Business Times UK

Ambulance attack a ‘deeply shocking antisemitic arson’, Prime Minister says

The Metropolitan Police confirmed the incident is being treated as an antisemitic hate crime.

Evening Standard

The $12 Escape: Why Bonnie Blue's Luck Finally Ran Out on the Streets of London

OnlyFans model Bonnie Blue has been charged in London with outraging public decency after a video showed her simulating a sex act with an Indonesian flag outside the country's embassy.

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Two men in court accused of carrying out ‘hostile surveillance’ on Jewish sites for Iran

A British-Iranian and an Iranian national have been charged under the National Security Act

The Independent UK

Two men charged in relation to ‘spying on Jewish community for Iran’

The Metropolitan Police said the men were arrested and detained on Friday March 6.

Evening Standard

The Bali Files: Why Bonnie Blue Escaped Prison in Indonesia Only to Be Charged in London

Adult content creator Bonnie Blue, recently deported from Bali over visa violations, now faces a public decency charge in London after an alleged lewd act outside the Indonesian embassy. The case links her controversial online persona with two very different legal systems in a matter of weeks.

International Business Times UK

Bonnie Blue Faces Up to Six Months in Jail After Lewd Act in Front of Indonesian Embassy in London

Bonnie Blue, an adult content creator, has been charged with outraging public decency in London. The case involves an alleged lewd act in Westminster.

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Police seize £2m drug marketplace in cybercrime crackdown

A website saw sellers market drugs to users for cryptocurrency

Evening Standard

‘Police refused to help’: Indian-origin Sikh restaurant owner Harman Kapoor speaks out after release amid ‘no halal’ row

An Indian-origin Sikh restaurant owner in west London has alleged that the Metropolitan Police “repeatedly refused” to help his family despite serious threats, hours after he was detained and later released following a tense confrontation outside his restaurant.

The Times of India

Police probe ‘death to IDF’ chant led by Bobby Vylan at Al Quds Day protest

The Met said 12 arrests were made amid a protest and counter-protest on Sunday.

Evening Standard

Three arrests made amid Al Quds Day demonstration and counter-protest

Al Quds Day demonstrators chanted ‘from the river to the sea’ and held pictures of the late leader of Iran at a static protest in London on Sunday.

Evening Standard

Activists target supermarkets in mass shoplifting campaign for food banks

Take Back Power said they ‘liberated boxes of food’ to redistribute

The Independent UK

Activists carry out shoplifting campaign to ‘liberate boxes of food’

Fifteen activists from Take Back Power were arrested earlier this month on suspicion of planning a mass shoplifting campaign.

Evening Standard

London Police use River Thames to separate pro-Iranian protesters from opponents amid Middle East tensions

In an unprecedented move, the Metropolitan Police will use the River Thames to separate pro-Iranian protesters from counterdemonstrators in central London this Sunday, as the city braces for what police have described as a “highly volatile” situation.

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Tories call on Starmer’s ethics adviser to investigate Mandelson ‘cover-up’

The Opposition has written to standards watchdog Sir Laurie Magnus calling for him to look into a ‘potential cover-up’.

International Business Times UK

Why UK Banned Iran-Linked Al Quds March: Police Warn of Dangerous Clashes Amid Middle East Crisis

Why the UK Home Secretary banned the Al Quds march in London, citing public safety concerns amid Middle East tensions. Learn about the risks of violent clashes and their impact on local communities.

The Independent UK

What is Al Quds day why has its protest march in London been banned?

The march was due to take place in central London on Sunday

Evening Standard

PM was warned of ‘reputational risk’ from Mandelson ties to Epstein, files show

The Government has released the first batch of files relating to Lord Peter Mandelson’s appointment as ambassador to the US.

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‘Static’ Al Quds Day protest could still cause serious disorder, Mahmood told

The Home Secretary approved a request on Tuesday from the Metropolitan Police to ban the annual march in London planned for Sunday.

Evening Standard

Revealed: Lord Mandelson asked for £550,000 payout after sacking as UK ambassador to US over Epstein scandal

Government documents relating to Lord Peter Mandelson’s appointment and activity as ambassador to the US were released on Wednesday

Evening Standard

Demonstrators gather outside Iranian embassy in support of war

Dozens of police officers were present at the demonstration and around the Iranian embassy on Sunday afternoon.

The Independent UK

Police handed more time to question four men suspected of spying for Iran

Four men were arrested in the early hours of Friday

Evening Standard

Police given more time to question four arrested on suspicion of spying for Iran

Detectives from Counter Terrorism Policing London have secured warrants of further detention.

The Independent UK

Peter Mandelson gets passport back after being released from bail

Lord Mandelson was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office last month

The Independent UK

Teenager arrested over ‘school wars’ social media trend encouraging children to carry weapons

The arrests are understood to be in connection with the ‘school wars’ trend on social media

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