‘Virtually all of the funds used to purchase 12-14 Walton Street were stolen from the International Bank of Azerbaijan,’ a NCA court submission states

Rivus, which won six contracts to maintain and repair the force’s 5,200 vehicles, has collapsed into administration

Thousands of people gathered in the Place de la Republique as first-round legislative elections on Sunday plunged the country into political uncertainty

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‘We understand this news will be extremely disappointing for Stephen’s family and friends’, the Crown Prosecution Service said

Duwayne Brooks, who was with 18-year-old when he was killed by racist gang, says Scotland Yard must get to the bottom of injustice

Sir Mark Rowley says he would be ‘stunned’ if countries such as Russia, Iran and China were not trying to add to the polarisation of debate about protest policing

Sir Mark Rowley’s warning follows a row last month over a letter in which the National Police Chiefs’ Council asked forces to consider pausing ‘non-priority’ arrests to avoid putting further pressure on prison capacity

Crime statistics show a 34 per cent rise in knifepoint robberies in London last year

Technology can play significant role in clamping down on problem of phone muggings in the capital

Alarming increase in phone grabs by masked thugs riding bikes and e-scooters

Sonny Stringer has admitted ten counts of theft covering the 24 phones, as well as dangerous driving and driving without insurance

Peter Virdee, 50, allegedly bribed Asot Michael from January 2015 to July 2017 when he was the minister for tourism in Antigua and Barbuda

Scotland Yard warns it will take until the end of 2025 at the earliest to hand over ‘evidential files’ to the CPS

Use of the cameras in the London borough town centre also led to people wanted for firearms, drugs and knife offences being arrested

Chris Philp says tactic ‘can save lives’ after 20 per cent rise in knife offences in London