Scotland Yard
Armed police officers (L and C) secure the area along with a Metropolitan Police officer (R) following the arrival of a police van carrying British man Michael Adebolajo, a prime suspect in the murder of British soldier Lee Rigby, at Westminster Magistrates court in central London on June 3, 2013. Michael Adebolajo, 28, was due to appear in a London court for his first court hearing after he was charged on June 1 with the murder of Lee Rigby. He has also been charged with the attempted murder of two police officers and possession of a firearm.
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Officers from the Community Safety Unit at Westminster are aware of the Sunday People article. Enquiries are in hand to establish the facts of the incident.
Assange has been holed up for over a year now with round the clock police from Scotland Yard keeping a watch on his movements...We believe he has a fundamental right to sunbathe
Channel 5 takes its obligations as a broadcaster seriously and, as has been made clear to New Scotland Yard today, extensive procedures are in place to ensure that nothing will be broadcast during the course of Big Brother which would involve the former police officer breaching confidentiality, invading the privacy of others, committing libel or a contempt of court.More quotes »
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Tulisa Contostavlos, former UK 'X Factor' judge, arrested on drug charge, reports say
British media say singer and former U.K. "X Factor" judge Tulisa Contostavlos was arrested Tuesday on allegations of supplying hard drugs.The arrest came after the Sun tabloid ran a story claiming the 24-year-old had acted as a go-between in a deal to se Read more »
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One Year Since Assange Took Refuge in Ecuadorian Embassy
Daniel_Stuckey writes with an article marking the one year anniversary of Julian Assange seeking asylum in the Ecuadorian Embassy . From the article: "Uninterested in facing U.S. justice, Assange said he's prepared to spend five years living there . If he 6/19/13 from Slashdot Read more »
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Met Police computers take 30 minutes to boot up
Metropolitan Police computers take 30 minutes to boot up and systems dating back to the 1970s are still in use at the organisation, it has revealed. Assistant commissioner Mark Rowley revealed the “frightening” state of IT during a Budget and Performance C 6/19/13 from V3.co.uk Read more »
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Freddie Starr rebailed by police
The comedian, who has previously denied any wrongdoing, has been arrested under two strands of Operation Yewtree. The Scotland Yard inquiry was set up following the revelation of the sexual offences carried out by Jimmy Savile. Starr, 70, was arrested in November 6/19/13 from BBC News Read more »
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Phone hacking probe: Rebekah Brooks' husband Charlie arrives at Cheltenham Festival just a day after phone hacking arrest
close relationship with Rebekah Brooks was exposed when it emerged he had ‘ridden’ a retired police horse lent to her by Scotland Yard. The Prime Minister was forced to concede that ex-police horse Raisa was among those he used while out with Mrs Brooks’s from Daily Mail - UK Read more »
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Phone hacking scandal: Sun Royal Editor Duncan Larcombe arrested in dawn raids
first arrests since March, when The Sun's defence editor Virginia Wheeler, 32, became the 23rd person to be detained by Scotland Yard as part of Operation Elveden Mr Watson has blamed his involvement in the fight against phone-hacking for the breakdown of from Daily Mail - UK Read more »
