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London's Metropolitan Police chief, Mark Rowley, has warned that frontline police operations will suffer after Mayor Sadiq Khan blocked a contract between the force and the US tech company Palantir.
PM worried about ‘cumulative’ effect of marches, as Met chief says Jewish communities facing biggest threat Some pro-Palestinian demonstrations could be stopped, the prime minister has warned, as the…
The Metropolitan Police chief has expressed support for Sean Egan, a Morrisons manager who was fired from his job after confronting a shoplifter who spat on him.
The MLC says he recently met Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and sought funds to repair the damaged portion of the drainage network in Mangaluru.
King Charles III visited Golders Green in London to meet victims of recent antisemitic attacks and members of the Jewish community. He expressed solidarity and vowed to address antisemitism and extremism.
The United Kingdom has elevated its terrorism threat level to "severe" following an attack on Jewish men in Golders Green, London. Authorities warn that another attack is highly likely, prompting reviews of public protests and increased vigilance.
Dalit left community delegation, including Ministers K.H. Muniyappa and R.B. Thimmapur, met Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Tuesday and is learnt to have exerted pressure for withdrawal of GO on recruitment
The group, which included 54 women, spent several hours in the Assembly building where they watched the proceedings and met Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai, Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sharma and other senior Ministers who hailed the Maoists for their decision to return to the mainstream.
Zack Polanski, a former supply teacher, faced public criticism from the Metropolitan Police chief over a social media repost, leading to a plummet in his popularity following the row.
The Metropolitan Police chief has defended officers' actions following criticism from the Green Party regarding their response to a knife attack. The chief emphasized the challenges faced by police in such situations.
On the fifth anniversary of Sarah Everard's murder, Metropolitan Police chief Sir Mark Rowley stated he understands why women may not trust the police and emphasized that rebuilding trust will take time.