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Lib Dem leader hits out at Met as others involved in lockdown breaches express anger at force’s stance
Private memos show Number 10 pushback thwarted plan by Jack Straw to launch white paper on improving race relations
Simon Case will no longer lead investigation after details emerge of festive gathering in own private office
Accusations of misconduct and a series of flawed investigations have cast doubt on the competence of UK forces
Murders of three men could probably have been prevented if ‘failings’ had been avoided, jury finds
Chief inspector of constabulary for England and Wales raises concerns about forces’ inadequate vetting procedures
Watchdog finds police actions ‘unacceptable’ in another case to raise questions over capital’s force and women’s safety
Prosecutors allege Ali Harbi Ali also considered attacking two other, unnamed, MPs
UK home secretary to investigate failures that allowed killer to serve as police officer
Action to address ‘grave level of public concern’ in wake of cases against officers is criticised for being inadequate
Dame Cressida Dick admits trust in force is ‘shaken’ after ex-officer is jailed for life for murder
Small group breached security at stadium as fans across London tested police for Italy-England match
Cressida Dick says police feel ‘betrayed’ by ‘truly dreadful crimes’ after Wayne Couzens pleads guilty to killing
The report of the Daniel Morgan independent panel mentions 'corruption' 718 times
Why the independent report into the murder of Daniel Morgan shames the Met
An investigation into how a 1987 murder was handled reveals ‘institutional corruption’ in London’s police force
Report finds force’s priority had been to safeguard its reputation, rather than to reveal how Daniel Morgan came to be killed
Activist Sasha Johnson still ‘critically ill’ in hospital a week after firearms incident in south London
Sasha Johnson supporters hit out after London force says ‘nothing to suggest’ attack was targeted
Caught between tough-talking ministers and human rights advocates, forces are struggling to get balance right
Chief inspector of constabulary scathing about politicians who criticised force in aftermath of event to honour Sarah Everard
Women victims of crime say London force does not take claims of harassment, violence and sexual assault seriously
Sarah Everard’s murder intensifies calls for tougher action from UK government
Sarah Everard case has catalysed emotions and calls for change
Johnson convenes crime and justice task force after backlash over policing of vigil
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