The Latest Breaking News from Mark Rowley

New statistics add to concerns about the extent of police violence against women

Edward Argar was speaking at a victims’ summit in central London.

One in three London crime victims was unsatisfied with the force’s level of service, a City Hall report said

The Mayor of London and Metropolitan Police Commissioner say new funding will be used to improve delivery of victim care and support in the capital.

The Met must root out officers “unfit to wear the badge”, ministers said on Tuesday after killer cop Wayne Couzens was convicted of indecent exposure, another serving officer was found guilty of sexual assault and a third admitted attacking a woman this week.

PC Thomas Andrews is now due to face a Met Police misconduct hearing

Street robberies went up 19 per cent in the year to February — with perpetrators on super fast bikes escaping with frightening ease. Anthony France and Jonathan Kanengoni go on patrol with the Venice Squad, a specialist Met police unit tackling the problem.

Londoners face a steady stream of Met Police horror stories — violence, misogyny, racism and homophobia among serving officers. In David Carrick and Wayne Couzens, uniformed police committed acts of sexual violence and even murder. Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has warned that more scandals are yet to emerge.

Britain's police force is under unprecedented pressure to reform after the conviction of officers for murder and rape, alongside evidence of widespread sexism and misogyny in its ranks.

Meanwhile, LBC reveals police officer caught masturbating on train twice continues to serve on the force

The Met’s Commissioner is calling for pay rises as the force is set to fall short of police officer numbers.