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Met boss: I'll cut crime and costs with 'humility, transparency and integrity'

14.09.11
Scotland Yard's new chief has delivered a mission statement for his force, promising to cut crime and slash costs with 'humility, transparency and integrity'... more

Decision day for Scotland Yard top job

12.09.11
Interviews are going ahead for the role of Commissioner of Scotland Yard - but the formal announcement of who gets the job may be delayed... more

Met bosses face further questions over London riots

07.09.11
Scotland Yard chiefs face another grilling today over the future of policing in the wake of the riots... more

Met: London riots were a wake-up call for criminal justice system

06.09.11
The London riots were a 'wake up' call for the criminal justice system, the Met said today as Mayor Boris Johnson said rioters must be given help to turn their lives around... more

Scotland Yard pays 14 bosses more than the Prime Minister

25.08.11
Fourteen Scotland Yard employees earn more money than the Prime Minister... more

Notting Hill residents call for carnival to be cancelled

17.08.11
Residents living around Notting Hill are urging the Prime Minister and the Home Secretary to call off this year's carnival because of the riots... more

Next Met chief could be chosen 'within weeks'

17.08.11
A new Met Police Commissioner could be in place within weeks after officials decided to speed up the interview and selection process... more

Twitter helped Met to save Olympic venues

16.08.11
A planned attack by rioters on the London Olympic site was foiled after Met detectives intercepted Twitter and BlackBerry messages about the plot... more

This great city will not give in to the mob

09.08.11
London's third night of rioting has seen almost unprecedented scenes of violence and criminality, spreading across numerous parts of the capital... more

We're not corrupt, but must learn by mistakes, says acting chief of Met

28.07.11
The acting commissioner of the Met Police denies that corruption is endemic in the force... more

Who will be the next commissioner?

18.07.11
Sir Paul Stephenson's resignation will leave police chiefs jockeying for position to become Britain's top policeman - but who are the people at the front of the queue?... more

Met chief: Stop keeping prisoners on drugs

21.04.11
Britain's drugs strategy is fuelling crime in London by failing to do enough to get addicts to kick their habit, a senior Met officer warned... more

'Fat clubs' help the Met's biggest officers lose 1.8 tonnes in a year

15.03.11
Chubby police in London have lost a total of 1.8 tonnes in weight after attending 'fat clubs', it was revealed... more

Met urges MPs 'to be clear on Parliament Square law'

25.02.11
Met urges MPs to set clear rules about demonstrations in Parliament Square amid fears that laws intended to clear the site of protest camps will fail to achieve their aim ... more

Scotland Yard vows 'robust' inquiry after Tessa Jowell calls police over phone hacking

28.01.11
Scotland Yard was battling to stop the phone hacking scandal spiralling out of control amid a storm of fresh revelations... more

1,000 fewer police as Met budget is slashed

06.01.11
Police numbers in London are set to fall by more than 1,000 this year as Britain’s biggest force battles to meet budget cuts of £100 million... more

Ministers back reforms to punish criminals who delay confessions

24.08.10
Thousands of criminals who fail to admit their guilt at the police station will face longer in prison under plans to reduce costs and wasted court time... more

Confess at once or face longer in jail, crooks told

12.08.10
Criminals who fail to admit their guilt at the first opportunity will be forced to spend longer in prison, under new Metropolitan Police proposals put before the Government’s sentencing advisers... more

Met to abandon ‘time-wasting’ on-the-spot fines for hooligans

09.08.10
On-the-spot fines for rowdy behaviour and drunkenness are to be scrapped in many parts of London... more

Public disorder must not go unpunished

09.08.10
Issuing fewer fines sounds convincing until we consider the question of what, exactly, is to replace them... more

Scotland Yard forced to move £4m from crime-fighting to protect VIPs

16.03.10
Scotland Yard has been forced to put an extra £4 million into protecting VIPs including junior members of the royal family... more

Met chiefs face questions over armed police

28.10.09
Senior Scotland Yard officers are facing questions over why they were kept in the dark that armed patrols had been used in London since June... more

Met axes 400 uniformed officers and more may go

16.09.09
NEW: Hundreds of police officers are to be axed as Scotland Yard tries to save tens of millions of pounds... more

Scotland Yard under fire over £100,000-a-year Met constable

04.08.09
Constable paid more than £100,000 by the Met in a year after doubling his salary with overtime... more

Safer Neighbourhood boss confirmed as Yard's no2

16.07.09
Scotland Yard's acting deputy commissioner Tim Godwin is to be confirmed in the role. Mr Godwin becomes permament second-in-command at the Met Police following a six-month selection process.... more

Being mugged is now part of my everyday life

17.06.09
The main topic of conversation among my friends is who got mugged and how... more

Black chief constable hopes to step up to senior role at Met

19.05.09
Britain's highest ranking black police officer has applied to the post of Deputy Commissioner at Scotland Yard... more

Civilians in charge of custody to release bobbies for the beat

06.01.09
Hundreds of police officers are to be put back on the beat under plans to put civilians in charge of holding prisoners... more

'Why we are right to close police stations'

12.06.08
A senior Met officer defends plans to close up to 60 police stations in London... more

Airport-style scanners on the streets

14.05.08
Police are to use hundreds of airport-style and hand-held weapon detectors in the crackdown on knife crime... more


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