Teenage Drug Runner From Dagenham Found Guilty of Murder Sentenced to Sixteen Years.
A Dagenham teenage drug runner, one of three involved in the murder of a 51 year old man, has been sentenced to sixteen years imprisonment.
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“Why Saying ‘Police Can’t Be Bothered’ is Complete Nonsense.
Police officers are one of the most scrutinised professions in the country. They’re not sitting around refusing to help when someone calls for assistance. The vast majority join the service because they want to make a difference in their communities. Responding to calls for help is exactly why they’re there.
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‘Once Upon a Pantomime’: How Havering Stole Hearts on London’s Streets For the New Year’s Day Parade.
Havering brought colour, creativity and pure community spirit to the capital on New Year’s Day as its spectacular “Once Upon a Pantomime” float dazzled crowds at the world-famous London New Year’s Day Parade.
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London Police Bravery: Remembering Their Heroic Acts in 2025.
As 2025 draws to a close, it is the perfect moment to recognise the extraordinary courage of our police officers across London. Praise for police officers is a rarity, and far too often the heroic work they do goes unnoticed. Poor communication from police forces compounds this, with very little said publicly about the life-saving, courageous acts carried out every single day. In a world where headlines often focus on controversy, the bravery and selflessness of these men and women is too easily overlooked.
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London News: Swift Met Police Response as Man Who Stabbed 11-Year-Old Girl Is Sentenced
A man who stabbed an 11-year-old girl in a horrifying attack in Leicester Square has been sentenced, after Met Police officers arrested him within just four minutes of the incident.
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London News:Police Launch Murder Investigation After 39 Year old Woman Found Dead.
Met detectives have launched a murder investigation following the death of a 39-year-old woman at an address on Old Brompton
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Tube fares are set to rise in 2026 with some Londoners facing price hikes of more than double inflation.
The cost of a single Tube ride in Zone 1 is about to jump sharply, hitting commuters right in the pocket. Peak fares will surge 6.9 per cent, rising from £2.90 to £3.10. Off-peak journeys, including weekends, are going up even more a 7.1 per cent hike taking fares from £2.80 to £3.
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Police Officers Are Stretched to the Limit, Neighbourhoods Left Vulnerable, and Authorities Say Nothing.
London has just 1 police officer for every 217 residents, yet politicians remain silent as crime rises.
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London News: Boy, 15, Stabbed to Death in Broad Daylight in Islington.
A 15-year-old boy has died after being stabbed on a busy Islington street on Tuesday, 9 December. Police and London’s air ambulance rushed to Westbourne Road at 13:02 after receiving reports of a stabbing. The teenager was treated by paramedics and taken to hospital, but tragically died later that afternoon.
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“We Are Being Failed” Knife Crime Expert Blasts London Authorities.
Anti-knife crime campaigner Courtney Barrett has hit out at those in authority, saying Londoners are being left at risk as
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Another Bloody Week of Violence for London as Knife Crime Fear Spreads to Havering.
We are constantly told that knife crime in London is falling. Yet for people living here, watching the chaos unfold week after week, it feels like the opposite. For ordinary Londoners what they see isn’t improvement. What they see is police tape, flashing blue lights and yet another crime scene. In the capital a cordon has now become a grim symbol. It rarely stretches across a street for anything other than a stabbing and the only question that follows is whether the victim has survived.
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London News: Urgent Appeal To Find Missing 12 Year Old Boy From Newham.
Officers are urgently appealing for the public’s help to find a 12-year-old boy who has been missing from east London since Thursday evening.
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Controversy, Criticism and Challenges for the Met.
It was supposed to be a day indoors writing up an article as to how the Met is currently in a sorry state based, in part, on an unpleasant incident that occurred at my local newsagents involving masked youths.
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Andrew Rosindell MP Warns of Dangerous Future as Lammy Moves to Axe Jury Trials.
David Lammy has introduced plans to allow some criminal cases to be tried without a jury, replacing them with judge-only
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Wanis hosts festive Christmas Bonanza with VIP guests, business support and community celebration
Wanis International Foods hosted a Christmas Bonanza event, attracting local leaders and business owners. The occasion featured tastings, product showcases, and live entertainment, fostering community engagement while addressing retail challenges and ensuring festive support for independent traders.
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Police Warn Parents: Christmas Devices Could Expose Children to Online Radicalisation.
Officers from Counter Terrorism Policing London are urging parents across the Capital to stay alert to what their children are doing online, especially as many young people will receive new phones and tablets bought in Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales.
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Major Dawn Raids in Ilford Lead to Nine Arrests in Class A Drug Crackdown
Havering Daily can report that East Area police have executed a series of early-morning raids in Ilford, targeting suspected Class A drug suppliers in a major operation spanning multiple policing teams.
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Special Report: Let Havering Residents Decide If they Wish To remain in London-Andrew Rosindell MP.
The Member of Parliament for Romford, Andrew Rosindell MP, yesterday tabled amendments designed to give Havering the opportunity to leave the Greater London Authority and join Essex.
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Are Police Auditors Now Just Another Way To Abuse Officers All For Social Media Entertainment?
Police auditors were once independent observers who monitored police activity to ensure accountability. Today the term has been hijacked by people whose only intention is to antagonise officers for online clicks.
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New City College Students Take Their Questions To The Prime Minister At Number 10.
New City College apprentices had the rare opportunity to quiz Prime Minister Keir Starmer on apprenticeships, skills and work opportunities during an exclusive session at Downing Street, followed by a private tour inside Number 10.
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