Anthony France is Crime Correspondent for Evening Standard and is based in London
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Anthony France is Crime Correspondent for Evening Standard and is based in London
Dad of murdered teen Kiyan Prince sets out vision for young Londoners
Dr Mark Prince OBE has dedicated his life to steering young people away from knife crime since Kiyan, 15, was fatally stabbed trying to break up a fight outside his Edgware school 20 years ago
Burglary ‘decriminalised’ across London as break-ins go unsolved
In one north London neighbourhood, zero out of 131 burglaries were solved by police
First picture of man, 26, stabbed to death near Westminster Abbey
Farmanullah Sherzad, 26, collapsed on Abbey Orchard Street and died in hospital
London parents illegally streaming children’s TV lost £2,000 to scams
Two in five households across the capital became victims of financial fraud, higher than national average
Inside London’s smash and grab crimewave
The capital’s jewellers and luxury stores are under attack from gangs of brazen, machete-wielding robbers. Anthony France investigates what’s fuelling the crisis
Tiger Woods arrested for driving under influence after Florida crash
Woods will remain behind bars for at least eight hours, according to the police department
Pervert exposed himself to woman on south London train
British Transport Police asked anyone who recognises the man pictured to come forward
FBI director Kash Patel has emails hacked by Iran-linked cyber group
Private pictures of Donald Trump’s law enforcement chief published online as US-Israeli war continues
Man interviewed on suspicion of sex trafficking in Al Fayed probe
The suspect, in his 60s, was interviewed under caution this month after 154 people came forward to report sex abuse
Police arrest man over sexual assault at Gunna’s O2 London rap concert
Officers detained male suspect who had been apprehended by security staff in North Greenwich
Met officer ‘intimidated Al Jazeera journalists’ after arson attack
Video of Special Constable referred to the Scotland Yard’s professional standards department for assessment
Weapon-obsessed teenager, 18, jailed for making explosives in bedroom
Sakhile Ntsele spent years making a collection of weapons after watching videos in his bedroom
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Trump warns Iran 'it won't be pretty' as he eyes huge war 'final blow'
The Pentagon is drawing up military options for a ‘final blow’ in Iran that could include the use of ground forces , according to Axios
Awards for hero Met officers who confronted sword-wielding killer
Yasmin Mechem-Whitfield, Cameron King and Moloy Campbell honoured for their actions after 14-year-old Daniel Anjorin murdered
Iran war has raised risk of attack in Britain, top terror chief warns
‘I think it would be very surprising if the events in the Middle East didn’t have an impact on the UK’ - Assistant Commissioner Laurence Taylor
Police officer barred by two forces got Met job in new vetting scandal
PC Richard Fieldhouse served for around three years until his lies were uncovered, gross misconduct hearing told
Royal Marines Commandos to seize Russian ‘shadow fleet’ in Channel
Sir Keir Starmer said military will ‘go after’ sanction-breaking ships ‘even harder’
TA corporal guilty of battering his girlfriend’s toddler son to death
Scott O’Connor, 36, texted Zoe Coutts to say ‘slap him back to sleep, lol’ before Kol Page was found with catastrophic brain injuries in Bromley
Manhunt as woman in her 20s sexually assaulted in lift at Tube station
British Transport Police urged anyone who recognises male to come forward after attacker strikes in rush hour
Disgraced Huw Edwards attacks ‘unfair’ Channel 5 drama about downfall
Martin Clunes plays the shamed newsreader, 64, who is planning to tell his side of the story
Met Police chief deploys armed patrols to stop attacks on Jewish sites
Scotland Yard chief Sir Mark Rowley hits out at ‘grave’ threats from the Iranian state in speech