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Sir Mark Rowley said the Metropolitan Police is ‘on a big reform plan’ following the Baroness Casey report, published in March.

Scotland Yard apology and payment of damages averts prospect of hugely embarrassing civil trial

Mina Smallman, whose daughters were murdered in a Wembley park in 2020, says good and bad policing should be highlighted

The 37-year-old was killed with an axe in the car park of a pub in Sydenham, south-east London, in March 1987. His attacker has never been caught.

Met commissioner Sir Mark Rowley ‘unequivocally and unreservedly’ apologises for failures

Force had faced being sued over 1987 axe killing, with corruption and errors blamed for failure to convict perpetrators

Former Met constables jailed for sharing photographs of the women’s bodies on WhatsApp

The UK’s biggest police force was placed in special measures in June 2022.

The £366m, two-year plan on Tuesday won priase from Labour, Conservative, Green and Liberal Democrat politicians at City Hall

Sir Mark Rowley said it was ‘weird’ that he is unable to choose who works under him.

OF COURSE it is welcome that the Met Commissioner, Sir Mark Rowley, is to take a more robust approach to rape and sex offences. He is to publish a map of “hotspots” for women and girls and to use a common sense technique — the Cambridge Harm Index, which measures…