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Daniel Laskos: Four jailed for total of 81 years over ‘frenzied’ knife murder of teenager

Prosecutor William Emlyn Jones said Mr Laskos suffered a frightening attack

Evening Standard

Sabina Nessa killer branded ‘coward’ for failing to attend sentence

Koci Selamaj did not attend court.

The Independent UK

British voters want lying politicians to face consequences – new study

Does the British public care about the integrity and honesty of its politicians? The answer to this question may profoundly shape domestic politics in the weeks ahead. The Metropolitan police are in the process of issuing fines to government officials who broke lockdown restrictions in 2020 and 2021, and the…

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Sex predator facing life behind bars for Sabina Nessa murder

Koci Selamaj, 36, targeted the 28-year-old as she walked through a London park on her way to meet a friend in September last year.

The Independent UK

Heartbroken mum issues warning as 'very kind' law student dies after ingesting cannabis gummy

Damilola Grace Olakanmi, 23 passed away last week after ordering cannabis gummies to her house in Ilford via a messaging app

Bristol Post

Partygate: Javid dodges questions over whether Boris Johnson presided over ‘widespread criminality’

Keir Starmer made the accusation amid Met investigation into 12 events held during Covid restrictions

The Independent UK

'Death of my teenage son torments me every day - I want him to knock on my door'

Richard Okorogheye, 19, was discovered in Epping Forest on 5 April 2021 after going missing from his home in west London for over a week and now the Met's initial response is being investigated

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Former ethics chief issues apology after being fined for party during lockdown

She was among the initial group of people to be issued with an FPN following the Metropolitan Police investigation

Wales Online

Ukraine: Metropolitan Police receives potential evidence of war crimes

Force has received undisclosed number of ‘referrals relating to alleged war crimes in Ukraine’ since appeal launched in March

The Independent UK

Woman dies after eating ONE gummy 'cannabis sweet' she bought on messaging app

The Metropolitan Police said a 23-year-old woman purchased the "gummies" - which they suspect to contain a synthetic form of Class B drug cannabis - through a messaging app on her phone before they were delivered to her home in Ilford, east London on March 29

Daily Mirror

Return of conventional politics could be bad news for Boris Johnson

We might just have found the perfect metaphor for this government. Yesterday the news broke that Boris Johnson’s former head of propriety and ethics had been fined by the Metropolitan Police over a karaoke party in the Cabinet Office at which there was a drunken brawl. As many as 20…

Evening Standard

Fines issued for No 10 party on eve of Prince Philip’s funeral – but minister says world has ‘moved on’

Cabinet minister defends PM and warns against ‘self-indulgent leadership contest’

The Independent UK

Partygate: Former ethics chief 'fined' over karaoke night during covid lockdown

Helen MacNamara, who used to be the deputy cabinet secretary, is said to be among the first group of people to receive a fixed-penalty notice .

Daily Record

Partygate: Former Whitehall ethics chief 'fined over lockdown karaoke party'

Helen MacNamara was named among the first people handed fixed penalty notices by police investigating Downing Street parties

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Evening Standard

Met police officer charged with sexually assaulting colleague

A Metropolitan Police officer has been charged with sexually assaulting a colleague while on duty.

Wales Online

Woman in charge of Government ethics among first to get Partygate fine

Helen MacNamara was director general of propriety and ethics in the Cabinet Office

The Independent UK

Metropolitan Police officer charged with sexually assaulting colleague on duty

PC Joseph Demir will appear at Willesden Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Former Whitehall ethics chief ‘fined over Cabinet Office leaving party’

Reports suggest fines also issued over party night before Prince Philip’s funeral

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The Independent UK

Ex-Government ethics chief reportedly fined over ‘partygate’ scandal

Helen MacNamara, who used to be the deputy cabinet secretary, is said to be among the first group of people to receive a fixed-penalty notice.

The Independent UK

Government’s former ethics chief reportedly fined over ‘partygate’ scandal

Helen MacNamara is said to have received a £50 fine on Friday in connection with a leaving do held in the Cabinet Office.

The Independent UK

Police ‘will not interview’ Boris Johnson over alleged parties

The Metropolitan Police are not interviewing those who have received ‘partygate’ questionnaires, reports suggest.

Daily Mirror

Met Police boss Cressida Dick will get £165,000 payout when she leaves force

Dame Cressida Dick, who resigned as commissioner of the Metropolitan Police last month following the Party Gate scandal, will officially leave the force on April 10

The Independent UK

Cost of living crisis will lead to increase in youth violence, experts warn

‘There’s a danger that food and hunger’ will be used to snare young people into gangs, former top Met officer warns

Daily Mirror

Two-thirds of racist Met Police officers and staff kept their jobs in fresh scandal

The UK's biggest police force the Metropolitan Police failed to sack two-thirds of officers found to have been racist towards colleagues, it has been revealed

Daily Mirror

Fury at Boris Johnson's team for installing 'patronising happiness surveys' in No10

The terminals, most commonly seen just outside airport bathrooms, have reportedly been brought in to monitor morale in Downing Street - which is said to have reached “rock bottom.”

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