Met Chief News Today

The Met Chief has said ‘any Nazi comparisons’ made in the context of protests about the 'Middle East crisis' will lead to an arrest, but not at pro-Ukrainian protests because ‘it’s a different context’.

Sadiq Khan has defended his approach to policing in London despite recent criticism of Sir Mark Rowley and the Met's handling of 'hate crimes' and divisive protests.

Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley will hold a series of urgent meetings today amid fury over the force's handling of pro-Palestinian protests.

Rishi Sunak has put the chief of the Met on notice that he must rebuild trust with the Jewish community after the latest row over protests.

Calls for the Met Police commissioner to resign are ‘nonsense and dangerous’, the UK Government Adviser on Antisemitism has told LBC.

The Met Police has apologised for the crackdown which saw homeless tents thrown into bin trucks, as Sir Mark Rowley admitted the force acted unlawfully.

More than 1,000 officers have been drafted in from forces across the country to assist the Metropolitan Police during remembrance weekend.

Police will guard the Cenotaph round the clock as part of a ‘ring of steel’ to ensure a pro-Palestine demo in London will not interfere with Armistice Day commemorations.

Around 2,000 officers from the Met and other UK forces will be on duty across central London this weekend, with the Cenotaph to be under 24-hour guard.

Rishi Sunak has called for unity on Saturday's pro-Palestine march, as police warn there could be serious disorder with counter-protesters also set to come out for Armistice Day.