Met Police officers arrested in Essex-led operation
Two Metropolitan Police officers have been suspended and arrested following a coordinated operation by Essex Police in Dalston, uncovering a significant breach of professional standards.
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Alex Scott's BBC role questioned after Channel 4 appearance
Former footballer turned presenter Alex Scott sparks controversy with unexpected cameo on Channel 4's The Games, drawing criticism from viewers and raising questions about BBC impartiality rules.
Met Police criticised over UKIP protest handling
Scotland Yard faces mounting criticism after officers were filmed removing anti-UKIP demonstrators from a London protest, raising serious questions about police impartiality and freedom of speech.
BBC exposes Met Police Islamophobia scandal
Explosive investigation reveals racist WhatsApp messages, bullying culture, and systemic failures at London's Charing Cross police station, raising serious questions about police accountability.
Police misconduct rules 'too lenient' on use of force
A damning report reveals police officers in England and Wales can avoid serious consequences for excessive force under current misconduct rules, raising urgent concerns about accountability.
Met Police sack officers in Panorama scandal
Exclusive: Metropolitan Police dismisses multiple officers following damning BBC Panorama investigation into serious misconduct and corruption allegations within the force.
BBC exposé reveals toxic culture in Metropolitan Police
A devastating BBC investigation uncovers disturbing evidence of bullying, misogyny, racism and discrimination within London's Metropolitan Police, raising serious questions about leadership and accountability.
Met Police racism scandal exposed in BBC Panorama probe
A devastating BBC Panorama investigation uncovers systemic racism, misogyny and bullying within the Metropolitan Police, exposing officers at Charing Cross station using racist slurs and joking about rape.
Met Police sacks officers after Panorama corruption probe
The Metropolitan Police has dismissed three officers today following a damning BBC Panorama investigation into corruption and misconduct within the force, marking the first disciplinary actions from the documentary's revelations.
Police officer convicted of raping domestic violence victim
A serving Metropolitan Police constable has been convicted of raping a vulnerable domestic abuse victim after being assigned to protect her, exposing shocking failures in police vetting and conduct.
Police Commissioner's helicopter scandal sparks apology
Victoria Police Commissioner Mike Bush faces mounting criticism after using a police helicopter for personal transport, prompting a formal apology amid growing accountability concerns.
Met Police officer cleared in evidence sharing misconduct case
A Metropolitan Police officer has been cleared of gross misconduct after being accused of sharing sensitive case footage. The disciplinary panel found insufficient evidence to prove he knew the material was restricted.
Police officers face misconduct hearing over Taser incident
Two Metropolitan Police officers accused of using excessive force with a Taser on a 90-year-old man outside London's Central Criminal Court could be dismissed if found guilty of gross misconduct.
BBC bans reporters from wearing BLM apparel
BBC Director General Tim Davie bans reporters from wearing Black Lives Matter apparel while on duty, reinforcing impartiality rules in latest staff guidelines.
BBC bans staff from wearing Black Lives Matter symbols
BBC Director-General Tim Davie announces strict new impartiality rules prohibiting journalists from displaying political symbols including Black Lives Matter apparel, sparking debate about neutrality in broadcasting.
BBC announces major impartiality reforms under Tim Davie
BBC Director-General Tim Davie unveils sweeping reforms to combat perceived bias, banning political symbols and implementing mandatory impartiality training for staff.
Philadelphia police investigated over violent arrest footage
Shocking bodycam footage reveals Philadelphia police officer striking a restrained man multiple times during an arrest, prompting internal investigation and public outrage.
Police officer abandons post at Melbourne immigration rally
A Victoria Police officer sparked major security concerns after walking away from duty during a tense anti-immigration protest in Melbourne, leaving colleagues exposed and raising serious questions about police protocols.
BBC's independence questioned by nearly half of Britons
A damning new survey exposes deep public scepticism about the BBC's political independence, with nearly half of Britons questioning its autonomy from government influence.
BBC sanctioned by Ofcom over Lineker social media posts
The broadcasting regulator has officially reprimanded the BBC for failing to enforce its own impartiality rules regarding Gary Lineker's political social media activity.
BBC investigated by Ofcom over Gaza coverage
UK broadcasting regulator Ofcom launches investigation into BBC's coverage of Gaza hospital blast amid complaints about impartiality and accuracy in reporting.
BBC Under Ofcom Investigation Over Hamas Attack Coverage
UK media regulator Ofcom launches investigation into BBC's reporting of Hamas's October assault on Israel, examining potential due impartiality breaches across television and iPlayer platforms.
BBC faces Ofcom sanction over Gaza documentary
The BBC confronts potential regulatory action from Ofcom following complaints about its documentary 'The Hidden Truth: Gaza's Unseen War,' accused of misrepresenting Hamas and lacking impartiality in its coverage of the Israel-Gaza conflict.
BBC's Tim Davie faces pressure over Nandy breakfast meeting
BBC boss Tim Davie confronts mounting pressure as he's summoned to explain a controversial breakfast meeting between Labour's Lisa Nandy and BBC executives in the House of Commons library.
Government pressure on BBC sparks independence concerns
Fresh concerns emerge about government influence over BBC editorial decisions as ministers demand 'due impartiality' and Conservative MPs call for funding reform.
Police officer guilty in 'daft cow' bus arrest misconduct case
A serving Metropolitan Police officer has been found guilty of gross misconduct after being recorded calling a mother a 'daft cow' during a controversial bus arrest in south London. The disciplinary panel heard disturbing details of the incident that has
Met Police officers suspended over Croydon arrest footage
Two Metropolitan Police officers have been suspended following the release of disturbing body-worn video showing a man being kicked and stamped on during an arrest in Croydon. The Independent Office for Police Conduct has launched a criminal investigation
Met Police marksman cleared in Baker shooting case
In a landmark decision, the firearms officer known as W80 will not face misconduct proceedings for the fatal shooting of Jermaine Baker during a prison break plot. The ruling ends an eight-year legal battle that has rocked British policing.
Over 100 police officers barred or sacked in misconduct crackdown
Exclusive investigation reveals how police forces across England and Wales are removing officers involved in serious misconduct, with domestic abuse and sexual offences among top concerns.
Record Police Purge: 1,000+ Officers Dismissed
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley reveals unprecedented clean-up operation removing corrupt officers as public trust rebuilding continues
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