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The pub, the mini mart and the brothel
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The pub, the mini mart and the brothel: West London Albanian ‘gang’ dismantled as 10 arrests made and drugs seized
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‘This is a revolving door, isn’t it?!’
@NickFerrariLBC is staggered by Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley’s claim that the police have to deal with over 100 tag breaches a day.
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Met chief reveals over 100 tag breaches a day in London following early prisoner release scheme lbc.co.uk/article/prisoner-e…
NEW: The Met is arresting 2 or 3 early release offenders a week in London.
Sir Mark Rowley tells @LBC more than 100 tag breaches are being reported a day but 95% of them are being bailed back into the community on the same conditions when they're put before the courts.
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‘It comes down to the fact that this was a bomb.’
A man has been jailed for 15 years for blowing up a ULEZ camera.
LBC's @Fraser_Knight has the latest.
A warning for Freshers, starting university 🚨
The way people are being spiked on nights out is changing - with predators now also using over-the-counter meds in vapes and drinks.
Police say it’s happening more at pre-drinks too, as well as in clubs!
Children given ‘community service’ instead of detention - after schools told to 'include' pupils to protect them from knife crime
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EXCL: Concerns about violent protests against Britain’s military sites in Cyprus this week led to riot cops in UK forces being prepped for deployment.
The anger is over “five or six bats” holding up planning permission to expand three quarries on the base…
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‘The trust is gone’: Cyprus fury over ‘five or six bats’ on British military bases led to request for riot cop help
Companies have been waiting since 2018 for the green light to expand quarries on the British Sovereign Base Areas of Akrotiri & Dhekelia.
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NEW: Andy Burnham arrives in Kiev for his first foreign trip as PM. UK Gov to give Ukraine blueprints for SCALP missiles so they can start creating their own versions
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Tate brothers referred to counter-terror police over alleged Russia propaganda trip lbc.co.uk/article/andrew-tri…
More police calls to be answered by AI chatbots - to filter out pothole complaints and questions about tax
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This remarkable interview is worth listening to in full. Great job @Fraser_Knight
Watch my full interview with the Director of Public Prosecutions here, as he apologises for huge failings that allowed Simon Levy to continue his offending, and kill again.
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Watch my full interview with the Director of Public Prosecutions here, as he apologises for huge failings that allowed Simon Levy to continue his offending, and kill again.
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EXCL: Colossal failures admitted by the head of the Crown Prosecution Service, in relation to prolific sex attacker and double murderer Simon Levy.
Sitting down with me for @LBC, Director of Public Prosecutions Stephen Parkinson admits:
- Prosecution did not tell Magistrates Court that Levy was under investigation for rape or murder, despite knowing he was, when asking twice for him to be remanded in May and June 2025.
- Blames Saturday court on both occasions being very busy, saying prosecutor didn't look at all the details they had.
- Met Police did not ask for early charging advice as part of their probe into Levy's first murder, when they released him under investigation.
- "The case actually stayed at borough level. It didn't go to the homicide unit in the Met," he claimed.
- Accepts the "system is in crisis" but says failures over Levy can't be put down to that. "This is a very, very rare instance".
- On Mark Rowley's comments yesterday about too much pressure being put on police by more offenders not being remanded, the DPP hits back: "I don't think the public want to hear different parts of the system taking shots at each other."
- CPS now providing more support for prosecutors working Saturday courts, refreshing training on risk management and patterns of offending, empowering prosecutors to ask for adjournments and carrying out a national review into what lessons need to be learned.
Watch my full interview with the Director of Public Prosecutions here, as he apologises for huge failings that allowed Simon Levy to continue his offending, and kill again.
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