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Leveson Inquiry: Attorney General to probe Sue Akers police testimony

800 sex offenders on the run

Two men bailed after arrests on suspicion of computer hacking

New allegations of wrong-doing by undercover police | Rob Evans

Ali Dizaei: 'criminal in uniform' police chief jailed again for corruption

Groups with roots in the community are best placed to tackle gang crime

Revolving door at Scotland Yard keeps spinning

Parliament launches inquiry into private investigators

From the archive, 24 January 1920: Is there a crime wave in the country?

Arrests over ?1m student loan phishing scam

Police face years of public disorder, former Met chief warns

Adviser quits Duggan inquiry with attack on 'shoddy investigation'

Undercover police officers – the inquiries | Rob Evans

Police keep their jobs after smashing up suspect's car

Former Met police detectives cleared as retrial collapses

Six applicants for senior jobs at Met Police

Met police to hire 180 forensic scientists

Man must serve 24 years for murder of woman found in suitcase at Heathrow

Police ?should have reason to stop pictures being taken?

Cleared Dando suspect Barry George challenges surveillance order

Lawyers want to quiz MPs to see if they've broken criminal law in expense claims

Met chief prepared to launch inquiries into alleged misuse of MPs' expenses

Should the AG have power of veto over arrests for war crimes?

Corrupt officers damage Met, says report

Update for public order laws

'I robbed too many homes to remember'

You can't call that yob a yob, Met chief tells police

Doctor's stalker had record of lies and false allegations

New terror laws used to arrest men 'recruiting suicide cell'

Reopen Lawrence case, says top QC

Police seek charges by showing loans were 'donations in disguise'

No surprise as Lord Levy arrested

Refugee behind heroin trade jailed for 22 years

Reporting a robbery? That will be ?50

Increase in drink rape cases forces rethink by Met

Terrorism threat has increased: Met chief

Shoot to kill is the safest option, says Met chief

Special Branch to close in merger

A kidnap a day by foreign gangs in London

Met warns immigrants

Police issue warning as teenagers take to guns

Drug surge follows change in law

Yard's tell-tale signs help to halve domestic murders

New commissioner considers controversial quota system for ethnic minority recruits

New Met commissioner plans £300m efficiency savings

Violent cases not a trend, police insist

Cannabis arrests fall in London but public and police are 'confused'

New police chief will put more special branch officers on the ground to combat terrorism

New crime unit crawls inside killers' minds

'Honour killings' reinvestigated

Met unit to tackle Asian crime rise