The Latest Breaking News from IOPC

Families voice fury as policemen at centre of high-profile cases remain ‘on full duties’

A watchdog said 25 of the 39 people who died were the passenger or driver in a car involved in a police chase.

The officer could not bring himself to apologise to the family

Ian McDonald-Taylor died after he was told that his chest pains were "nonsense" by an officer during an arrest in Brixton, South London, but the Independent Office of Police Conduct said the cop's behaviour didn't 'meet the threshold for justifying disciplinary proceedings'

Sir Mark Rowley said he has a “dedicated team” who wouldn’t “let down London” by protesting

The charity Inquest has submitted details of death of unarmed black man in London to the human rights commissioner

Relatives say delay in seeing bodycam footage of officers using stun gun on Oladeji Omishore at Chelsea Bridge was ‘cruel’

Investigators from the Independent Office for Police Conduct are continuing to examine events around the incident

The killing of the 24-year-old unarmed rapper by a police marksman in Streatham has sparked calls for justice from angry protesters and has left his grieving family distraught. Here, the Standard investigates the events leading up to his death that has left many in the capital demanding urgent answers

The Metropolitan Police officer involved has been suspended by the force and the Independent Office for Police Conduct is investigating.

His mother spoke of her anguish watching her son’s final moments on the bodycam footage captured by police