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Three charged with murder of man shot in Newham

Violent Crime—23 Sept 2026, 18:053 min readThree further men have been charged with the murder of Masum Miah, who was shot dead in his car in Newham on August 18. Four men are now facing charges in connection with his death.Read more
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Police seek Ilford park dog walker after rape

Violent Crime—23 Sept 2026, 17:052 min readMetropolitan Police are searching for a dog walker who assisted a woman following a rape in Goodmayes Park, Ilford. The man, who was walking a Staffordshire Terrier, is urged to contact officers urgently.
Woman admits killing banker boyfriend after finding texts

Woman admits killing banker boyfriend after finding texts

Courts—23 Sept 2026, 18:464 min readJoanna Cierpka has pleaded not guilty to murder but guilty to manslaughter by reason of diminished responsibility after her City banker boyfriend Henrik Slotsaa was found dead at their Elephant and Castle home.
Westminster Bridge

Westminster Bridge faces crackdown on illegal traders

Policing—23 Sept 2026, 16:463 min readCalls are mounting for a crackdown on illegal trading and anti-social behaviour on Westminster Bridge. Shadow Transport Secretary Richard Holden has urged authorities to remove ice cream vans, pedicabs, and conmen from the tourist hotspot, citing security concerns.
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Hillingdon councillor alleges racist AI caricatures by local Conservatives

Community Safety—23 Sept 2026, 16:254 min readHillingdon councillor Sital Punja has accused the local Conservative Party of posting AI-generated caricatures containing racist and antisemitic tropes. The Hillingdon Conservative Group denies the allegations, stating the images were political satire.
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Woman stabbed banker after he told her to 'kill yourself'

Courts—23 Sept 2026, 16:054 min readAn unemployed business executive is on trial for the fatal stabbing of her banker boyfriend. Joanna Cierpka claims Henrik Slotsaa told her to 'kill yourself already, you freak' before she fatally wounded him. His body was found at their south London home.
Fraudster jailed for £1m investment scam

Fraudster jailed for £1m investment scam

Fraud & Cybercrime—23 Sept 2026, 16:053 min readJames Gillingham has been sentenced to five years and six months in prison for an investment fraud scam that defrauded 74 investors of over £1 million. He operated through companies Choice Option and Blue Crest Capital Options, promising guaranteed returns through binary options trading.
Nurse claims RCN representative discriminated against her

Nurse claims RCN representative discriminated against her

Courts—23 Sept 2026, 14:463 min readNurse Sandie Peggie claims a Royal College of Nursing representative discriminated against her and failed to offer adequate support during a dispute over changing room access. The case is being heard at an employment tribunal in Dundee.
Joe Sugg

Man admits stalking Joe Sugg for four years

Latest—23 Sept 2026, 15:053 min readRobert Beckman admitted to a four-year stalking campaign against YouTuber Joe Sugg, involving emails, social media messages, and letters. The campaign began in August 2022 and caused Sugg significant alarm and distress, affecting his daily life. Beckman also pleaded guilty to failing to provide access to his phone.
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Home Secretary orders review after migrant boats reach Kent coast

Latest—23 Sept 2026, 17:253 min readThe Home Secretary has ordered an urgent review after two migrant boats reached the Kent coast this week without being intercepted by Border Force. Twenty-one people have been detained following a landing in Dover on Tuesday. A man was found dead on a French beach.
Inmates deny trying to murder Urfan Sharif at HMP Belmarsh

Inmates deny trying to murder Urfan Sharif at HMP Belmarsh

Courts—23 Sept 2026, 14:453 min readTwo inmates, Steven Sansom and Adam Watson, have denied attempting to murder Urfan Sharif, the father of murdered schoolgirl Sara Sharif, at HMP Belmarsh. They also denied wounding Sharif with intent and possessing offensive weapons. A trial is set for July 2025.
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Goodmayes Park rape investigation continues with no arrests

Violent Crime—23 Sept 2026, 14:452 min readMetropolitan Police are investigating reports of a rape in Goodmayes Park, Ilford, which is believed to have occurred between August 15 and August 16. The victim reported the incident on August 19, and no arrests have been made as of September 23. Officers are seeking a man walking a dog who assisted the victim.
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Bexley Magician Admits Child Abuse and Image Offences

Courts—23 Sept 2026, 14:452 min readBexley magician Kevin Doig has pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a nine-year-old girl and possessing 1,767 indecent and prohibited images of a child. He is due to be sentenced at Woolwich Crown Court in October.
Investment fraud reports surge 37%, with £991m lost in 2025

Investment fraud reports surge 37%, with £991m lost in 2025

Latest—23 Sept 2026, 13:053 min readReports of investment fraud have risen by 37% in the UK, with total losses reaching £991 million in 2025. The National Crime Agency is highlighting the warning signs as average losses now exceed £25,000, damaging victims' confidence in legitimate investments.
Councils demand 'two strikes' powers to close London shops

Councils demand 'two strikes' powers to close London shops

Crime Data—23 Sept 2026, 12:464 min readA report by the Centre for British Progress suggests councils should have the power to shut down businesses after two breaches of regulations within a year, aiming to combat money laundering and illicit trade on London's high streets.
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Woman raped in Brixton churchyard, police appeal for information

Violent Crime—23 Sept 2026, 12:462 min readA woman in her 40s reported being raped at St Matthew's Churchyard in Brixton Hill on September 17. Police are investigating and appealing for witnesses, but no arrests have yet been made.
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Roy Hallissey jailed for machete possession after court no-show

Courts—23 Sept 2026, 14:463 min readRoy Hallissey has pleaded guilty to multiple charges including possession of a bladed article and breaching a criminal behaviour order. He was arrested in Poplar market after failing to appear in court for offences including a stabbing. Sentencing is scheduled for October 7.
Nurse sues RCN union over gender critical beliefs support

Nurse sues RCN union over gender critical beliefs support

Latest—23 Sept 2026, 13:463 min readNurse Sandie Peggie is taking legal action against her union, the Royal College of Nursing, claiming it discriminated against her due to her gender critical beliefs. She alleges the RCN failed to support her in a prior dispute with NHS Fife.
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