Met Police chief Mark Rowley warns of 'eye-watering cuts to services we provide to London' in funding crisis
Met Police chief Sir Mark Rowley has warned of “eye-watering cuts to the services we provide to London ” as the force is hit by a growing financial crisis. The capital’s top officer insisted that Scotland Yard had run out of ways to plug funding gaps and he was “deeply troubled” by the situation it was facing.
Sir Mark Rowley has accused high-profile figures of risking undermining the British justice system over comments they made ...
The Metropolitan Police commissioner has hit out at “dangerous narratives” over the police shooting of Chris Kaba by a ...
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Sir Mark said some people with “huge influence” risked undermining the British justice system and that rebuilding trust needed to be a “shared endeavour”. He also revealed Kaba’s Brixton ...
Sir Mark Rowley told the London Assembly that "all services are on the table" when it comes to considering where savings ...
Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley accused some of “those in authority” of undermining the justice system and trust in police. Chris Kaba's death triggered outrage from MPs including Bell ...
Mr Rowley said "we are here to share thoughts and prayers with ... Messages of Remembrance were spoken by Oxford’s faith ...
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