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Met chief says it is ‘a little perverse’ that he cannot fire bad officers

Sir Mark Rowley said it was ‘weird’ that he is unable to choose who works under him.

The Independent UK

OPINION - The Standard View: Justice in rape cases is not just about policing

OF COURSE it is welcome that the Met Commissioner, Sir Mark Rowley, is to take a more robust approach to rape and sex offences. He is to publish a map of “hotspots” for women and girls and to use a common sense technique — the Cambridge Harm Index, which measures…

Evening Standard

Met Police chief Mark Rowley slams Home Office for dragging heels over police dismissal reforms

‘We’re an organisation in a hurry to build the trust of Londoners, and I’d like that support as quickly as possible,’ said Sir Mark

Evening Standard

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‘Hotspots map’ to tackle violence against women across London

Sir Mark Rowley also apologised for earlier failings that had ‘dented trust in the Met’

Evening Standard

Keir Starmer suggests two-child benefit cap row is example of what taking ‘tough choices’ involves – as it happened

Labour leader says party is having row about ‘touch choices’ at the moment during speech at thinktank run by Tony Blair

The Guardian - UK

Met chief attacks Home Office for not letting him sack bad police

Mark Rowley says he is frustrated at slow progress of review of ‘perverse’ disciplinary rules

The Guardian - UK

Met Police reveals London’s 100 worst predators who target women

The Met has identified the top 100 worst offenders using a new evidence-led matrix

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London’s 100 worst sex offenders targeted by police using counter-terror tactics

The Cambridge Crime Harm Index is being used by the Metropolitan Police to identify the 100 worst offenders in London at any one time.

Evening Standard

Met to use counter-terrorism tactics against worst male predators

Force targets top 100 violent offenders against women as commissioner launches promises to rebuild public trust

The Guardian - UK

Counter-terrorism tactics used against predators who attack women

The Cambridge Crime Harm Index is being used by the Metropolitan Police to identify the 100 worst offenders in London at any one time.

The Independent UK

Daniel Morgan: Met to reportedly pay family £2m over ‘corrupt’ murder investigation

No one has ever been convicted after private detective found dead in London pub car park in 1987

The Guardian - UK

Retired Stephen Lawrence cops accused of misconduct 'won't face criminal charges'

The retired Met Police detectives probed over their alleged mishandling of the Stephen Lawrence murder at the beginning of the investigation will not face any charges, the CPS is to announce

Daily Mirror

Detectives accused of bungling first Stephen Lawrence inquiry will not face charges

Exclusive: Lady Lawrence calls decision a ‘disgrace’ after announcement despite errors made by senior detectives leading to suspects remaining free

The Guardian - UK

Thursday briefing: How the Conservatives went from ‘greenest government ever’ to giving up on climate

In today’s newsletter: With the news that Rishi Sunak may ditch a key climate commitment, we look back at the party’s poor record on the environment

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Met Police boss grilled over ‘jingle and mingle’ Partygate probe - as Shaun Bailey sits in silence nearby

Shaun Bailey was sitting next to his colleagues on the London Assembly, as they raised questions about the Met’s probe into the so-called ‘Shaun Bailey for London Holiday Party’

The Guardian - UK

Early damage to Stephen Lawrence case may be irreparable, says Met chief

Mark Rowley says it may not be possible to make up ground lost in first weeks of murder inquiry

Evening Standard

Stephen Lawrence murder: New technology may help bring racist killers to justice, says Met boss

The Met’s boss believes new technology might help the force uncover fresh leads in the infamous case

The Independent UK

Early mistakes in Stephen Lawrence investigation are irreparable – Met chief

Sir Mark Rowley was speaking to the London Assembly Police and Crime Committee.

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2,000 police in England and Wales may face sack in vetting revamp

Dismissing failing officers to be made easier after Wayne Couzens and David Carrick scandals

Daily Mirror

Duwayne Brooks says police 'sabotaged' probe into 'sixth man' in Stephen Lawrence murder

Stephen's pal Duwayne insists he could have identified Matthew White – but accuses police of now putting the man in ID parade

The Guardian - UK

Faith in Met police has plummeted and signs are it will only sink lower

Claims it let a key suspect in Stephen Lawrence murder slip away show how the force continues to be weighed down by its past

Evening Standard

Too late for Stephen Lawrence but not for Met chief to drive reform

Analysis: Development is a serious blow to Mark Rowley’s bid to restore the force’s reputation and a reminder that the Met’s problems are ongoing

Evening Standard

Stephen Lawrence murder: 50-year-old Matthew White named as sixth suspect for first time

Key suspect cheats justice thanks to more errors by Met

The Independent UK

Gun fanatic faces life term after being found guilty of custody officer’s murder

Louis De Zoysa claimed he did not mean to shoot Sergeant Matt Rattan despite aiming two shots while handcuffed in a holding cell.

The Independent UK

Met Police boss: ‘over 500’ officers on restricted duties amid standards probes

Sir Mark Rowley told a podcast that ‘many hundreds’ of Met Police officers are being investigated over sexual and domestic abuse claims.

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