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The City of London Police are warning that the pace of progress being made by policing to tackle fraud must continue
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The City of London Police are warning that the pace of progress being made by policing to tackle fraud must continue
City of London Police Commissioner Pete O’Doherty has welcomed the force being assigned to Level One under a new Policing Performance System published for the first time today.
A man who was forensically linked to a live handgun found in the back of a people carrier has been sent to jail.
The importance of Pride, policing LGBTQ+ events and the impact of the 2025 Supreme Court ruling, were all on the agenda at this year’s LGBT+ Police Conference.
A restaurant owner who was victim to an arson attack said he felt that his life had been taken away, after a blaze destroyed part of his restaurant last year.
Businesses are being warned about ransomware attacks and how to report them, as new figures reveal 323 companies were targeted last year, equating to more than 26 attacks each month.
A prolific burglar who stole laptops and phones across business premises in the City of London has been jailed for three years and four months.
The City of London Police is reinforcing its commitment to tackling violence, abuse and intimidation against women and girls during the World Cup, as domestic abuse crime incidents rise around major football tournaments.
A man who snatched a £28,000 Rolex watch from a man who had a broken ankle has been jailed for two years and eight months.
City of London Police today (Wednesday 24 June 2026) mark the launch of a new national training programme to strengthen how frontline officers respond to cyber crime and fraud, meaning forces across England and Wales provide victims with faster and effective support.