8legs: Metropolitan police service

Your Followed Topics

#1 out of 43.4K est. views

15m ago

Amid Epstein revelations, Amanda Platell urges William and Kate to condemn Andrew and distance themselves publicly.
The column argues the Palace statement lacks direct condemnation of Andrew.
Platell contends a stronger response could help shield the monarchy amid a MeToo-era reckoning.
The piece notes the Epstein documents and emails as ongoing revelations surrounding Andrew.
The author highlights Queen Camilla’s position as a fragile support in a shifting public mood.
The column frames the issue as a test of William and Kate’s influence on modernizing the monarchy.
The piece warns that failure to condemn could threaten public support for the monarchy.
The article ties the Epstein affair to broader debates over accountability within the Royal Family.
The commentary emphasizes victims’ perspectives in the Epstein case.
The piece implies public swiftness in condemnation could alter the monarchy’s trajectory.

Vote 0

#2 out of 40.00%

crime2h ago

Metropolitan Police Commissioner says some shops don’t report shoplifting and need to do better.
Rowley linked reporting gaps to a 20% rise in shoplifting across England and Wales.
The Met plans to work with major retailers and a tech firm to identify prolific shoplifters.
Boots and other chains were singled out as 'fantastic' and serious about tackling theft.
Retail losses were cited by the Daily Mail with figures from the British Retail Consortium.
Cages and intensive security have been reported in some UK stores to protect staff and goods.
The Home Affairs Committee questioned Rowley about prosecutions and reporting.
Rowley claimed a near doubling in prosecutions for shoplifting is 'close' and ongoing.
The Met says it is coordinating with retailers and a tech company to identify prolific offenders.

Vote 0

#3 out of 4

crime1d ago

Police are assessing reports that Prince Andrew shared sensitive financial information with the convicted individual during his time as trade envoy.
The allegations threaten to overshadow Prince William's diplomatic trip to Saudi Arabia and raise questions about royal soft power.
Sky News' royal correspondent Rhiannon Mills reports from William's trip in the Middle East for context on the developing situation.
The report notes ongoing coverage from Sky News Daily and related podcast content tied to the story.
The narrative centers on whether these allegations could affect royal diplomacy during a high-profile Middle East visit.
The article frames the issue as a test of soft power in the royal duties and international relations.

Vote 0

#4 out of 4

crime6h ago

The Met Police urge Londoners to report hate incidents, even if they are not crimes, to track rising tensions.
Commissioner Rowley says reports help monitor community tensions and inform resource use.
The British Muslim Trust co-launched the effort to monitor anti-Muslim hate and support reporters.
A helpline and digital channels have been set up for hate-reporting, including WhatsApp and webchat.
The Met faced scrutiny after a Panorama program showing officers making racist and sexist comments.
Rowley vowed to tighten vetting and standards to restore integrity at the Met.
The launch event included London Mayor Sadiq Khan and other senior figures.
The police say reporting helps determine if tension is escalating in areas or between neighbours.
The policy shift has sparked concern among victims and communities about not investigating non-crime hate incidents.
The Met emphasised tracking data to identify and respond to hostility trends.

Vote 0

Unlimited Access

Personalized Feed

Full Experience

By continuing, you agree to the Privacy Policy.. You also agree to receive our newsletters, you can opt-out any time.

Create an account and enjoy content that interests you with your personalized feed

Unlimited Access

Personalized Feed

Full Experience

By continuing, you agree to the Privacy Policy.. You also agree to receive our newsletters, you can opt-out any time.