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crime1d ago

An 11-year-old girl was hit on Tooting Bec Road and is in a life-threatening condition in hospital.
The driver was arrested and remains in police custody as investigators review what happened.
Police say officers attended around 13:00 hours on Friday following reports of a collision between a car and a pedestrian.
The girl was treated at the scene and transported to hospital for treatment.
Investigators are appealing for witnesses or dash-cam footage to assist the inquiry.
The incident occurred on Tooting Bec Road on a Friday afternoon.
The report links to a broader traffic incident timeline, noting a separate fatal crash in Powys the same day.
Dyfed-Powys Police identified the other incident as a collision involving a grey Audi A4 and a red Toyota Yaris.
Two people in the Toyota Yaris and the Audi driver died in Powys, with another passenger seriously injured.

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crime13h ago

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The Metropolitan Police admitted it was wrong to direct undercover officers to spy on the Hackney Community Defence Association.
HCDA was founded to expose police misconduct and helped victims sue the Met.
Surveillance reports on the HCDA and its founder Graham Smith span 1988 to 1998, totaling 44 documents.
Testimony indicated some surveillance was inaccurately portrayed, including claims about anarchist leadership.
The inquiry heard about undercover deployments targeting thousands of leftwing campaigners.
The HCDA was described as a self-help group aiding victims through lawsuits against the Met.
Surveillance files were kept by the special branch starting in 1988.
The inquiry examined information on undercover officers like Mark Jenner and Trevor Morris.
The inquiry shows an ongoing debate over disclosure of surveillance intelligence to those spied upon.
The investigation aims to reveal how the Met handled accountability campaigns and related intelligence.
The Guardian provided guidance for securely sharing information with its investigations team.

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