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  • Nicola Sturgeon released without charge after arrest over SNP finance probe

    June 11, 2023

    Nicola Sturgeon has been released without charge pending further investigation following her arrest in the police investigation into the SNP’s finances. The former SNP leader and first minister was arrested on Sunday and taken into custody “by arrangement” with Police Scotland, where she was questioned by detectives. In a statement, Sturgeon said the experience was “deeply distressing”. [...]

  • New police powers allow just SIX Just Stop Oil protestors to be arrested in London

    May 24, 2023

    Six Just Stop Oil (JSO) protesters have been arrested in London after police orders were put in place to force supporters out of the road. The activists were held in Marylebone Road on Wednesday, after 39 JSO supporters in five groups staged the latest in a series of marches designed to block busy roads. Protesters [...]

  • Coronation: Protesters arrested as lock-on devices seized

    May 6, 2023

    Republican protesters have been arrested just hours before the coronation, after police seized lock-on devices. Footage on Twitter showed officers using their powers under the new Public Order Act, as chief executive of anti-monarchy group Republic, Graham Smith, was among those apprehended in St Martin’s Lane near Trafalgar Square. Pictures showed demonstrators in yellow “Not [...]

  • Police urged to investigate Boris Johnson video

    May 5, 2023

    Police are being urged to investigate after a video emerged of Boris Johnson allegedly not wearing a seatbelt in what appears to be a moving vehicle. In a video shared on social media, the former prime minister is heard urging Derbyshire Conservatives to “turn out and vote” ahead of Thursday’s local elections. Johnson does not [...]

  • Serving armed forces member charged with offences under Official Secrets Act

    April 22, 2023

    A serving member of the armed forces has been charged with offences under the Official Secrets Act.

  • ‘Shocking’: Driver caught on CCTV running down group by Leadenhall Market jailed for seven years

    April 14, 2023

    A BMW driver caught on “shocking” CCTV footage driving at a group of brawlers in the heart of Canada has been jailed for seven years. Two men were hurt when they were hit by Bristan William’s car on Leadenhall Street on the evening of July 26 last year. William had been seen [...]

  • CBI crisis deepens as police now investigating misconduct claims after Danker’s dismissal

    April 12, 2023

    Police have launched an investigation after the Confederation of British Industry sacked boss Tony Danker and suspended three other employees following a series of misconduct allegations. The board of the business group said Mr Danker’s conduct “fell short” of what was expected of him and said there had been “serious failings” in how it acted [...]

  • Labour steps up attack on Tories ahead of May elections

    April 8, 2023

    Tens of thousands of offenders convicted of serious crimes have been spared jail since the Tories took office, with Labour claiming Rishi Sunak’s party is “on the side of criminals”. The figures highlighted by Labour show community punishments or suspended sentences handed to more than 16,500 adults convicted of child pornography offences and 130 cases [...]

  • Drink driving, drugs, sex offences: One in 200 Met Police officers have criminal records

    April 6, 2023

    More than 150 Met Police officers have criminal records, for crimes including drink driving, drug possession and sexual offences, the force has admitted. Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley revealed 161 serving officers have been convicted of crimes – including 76 for serious traffic offences including drink driving and careless driving. Another 49 have convictions for dishonest [...]

  • Immigration minister Robert Jenrick slapped with six-month driving ban for speeding

    April 4, 2023

    Immigration minister Robert Jenrick has been slapped with a six-month driving ban after travelling at almost 30mph over a temporary speed limit on the M1 last year. The government minister was also fined a total of £1,639 at a court hearing today after previously admitting to travelling at 68mph in a temporary 40mph zone, It [...]

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