David Woode

The terrorism threat level has been raised to “severe” after the Golders Green attack put pressure on the government to ban pro-Palestinian protests in an effort to combat rising antisemitism.

The Metropolitan Police commissioner has spent years warning of a growing tide of antisemitism, feeding on ideas becoming more embedded in society

A former police chief in New York, Boston and Los Angeles advises creative thinking and a ‘constant effort’ to regain the public’s trust

Kelly Kershaw stole £8,605 from vulnerable people including an 85-year-old stroke victim and a man with learning difficulties who had been defrauded before

The move has prompted claims of ‘two-tier policing’ as the technology will not be used at a pro-Palestinian march in London on the same day

Andrew Crowley, who tried to sell Cycladic figures he claimed were from the Bronze Age, was rumbled after he used a font from 2001 on forged documents

Janice Nix convicted of manslaughter over the death of Andrea Bernard, 5. It was treated as an accident until her brother spoke out in 2022

Police are unlikely to meet the 2028 deadline for bringing charges because they cannot hire enough staff, detectives working on the Horizon scandal case warn

A former sub-postmistress who was jailed while pregnant accuses the Home Office of ‘dirty politics’ after police warn of a lack of funding

Harry Wentworth-Stanley completed the journey in a heatwave for the suicide prevention charity founded in honour of his brother, and backed by Prince William