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READ MORE: Police racism is now 'off the streets and in WhatsApp groups instead' says top copThe email sent by an inspector states: “It makes it awkward for the staff at the location to then have to deal with you when you are next on shift attending the venue to carry out official duties.’’The inspector added that “CCTV would be viewed and officers spoken to” if they took part.The news comes after Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary put the force in special measures following a series of high-profile scandals and a failure to properly record crime.Sir Mark Rowley was announced as the new Met commissioner last month, taking over from Dame Cressida Dick who resigned after being told by London mayor Sadiq Khan he no longer had confidence in her.The G-A-Y Porn Idol competition is held every Thursday evening and is often hosted by stars of the TV show RuPaul’s Drag Race.The event made headlines in February when the singer Adele made a surprise appearance at the club.Superstar Adele made a surprise appearance as a guest judge at the event in February.A spokesman for the Met told The Times: “An inspector from the West End proactive partnership team has sent an email to staff within the Met’s central west borough command unit after a matter was reported to the Met’s licensing officers.“There is no suggestion of any unlawful act having taken place.

Line of Duty actor Adrian Dunbar, 64, didn’t hold back as he slammed Cressida Dick in a recent interview.The star made the comments after the former Metropolitan Police Commissioner gave his BBC drama a “terrible review”. After Line of Duty ended last year, political satirists Led by Donkeys released a meme in which AC-12 could be seen interviewing Boris Johnson over the infamous #Partygate scandal.Apparently, the BBC press office panicked and Line of Duty’s Jed Mercurio, along with his actors, weren’t available for comment at the time. Asked if the satire cut was together from clips or whether the cast recorded a new script, Adrian replied: “Well, of course, I can neither confirm nor deny your theory.“However, we did record stuff. [Led by Donkeys] contacted Jed, and he told us, ‘These guys are really good.

EXCLUSIVE: Sherlock and Good Omens star Siân Brooke is to lead BBC One police thriller Blue Lights from the creators of The Salisbury Poisonings, with filming kicking off in Belfast.

Boris Johnson has tonight received a legally-binding questionnaire from police investigating allegations of lockdown-breaching parties inside No 10.

Boris Johnson’s allies have been warned off seeking to put pressure on Scotland Yard to give the Prime Minister “special treatment” during its probe into the partygate scandal.

BBC's Pointless has caused a stir by posting an iconic clip from the programme, after news of Cressida Dick’s resignation, which has been making its rounds on the internet again.Cressida resigned on February 11 and issued a statement that said "London Mayor Sadiq Khan no longer has sufficient confidence in her leadership to continue".Back in 2018, BBC game show Pointless featured a guest that made an innocent mistake and set viewers off in stitches after his accidental innuendo about the Commissioner.Alexander turned to the team and asked them to talk him through the board and what options they had. The first question was “senior police officer appointed the first female commissioner of the metropolitan police”, which the team wanted to go for.With a confident tone, the contestant said: “I think I’ll go for Caress A Dick.”Alexander repeated the mistake before locking in the answer and checking if the answer was pointless.

Metropolitan Police has sparked a hilarious Twitter reaction full of #DickOut tweets.The shock announcement came just hours after she said she had "absolutely no intention" of resigning.London Mayor Sadiq Khan has said he is "not satisfied" Dame Cressida can "root out the racism, sexism, homophobia, bullying, discrimination and misogyny that still exist" in the force.It comes after Scotland Yard has been rocked by multiple scandals in recent months, including the force's handling of partygate, Sarah Everard's murder and a culture of misogyny and racism.Twitter users didn't miss the opportunity to make jokes based around the former Commissioner's surname, with #DickOut trending.One user wrote: "Dick out. Now get the Johnson out", while another added: "Let’s celebrate Cressida Dick’s resignation by getting our #DicksOut."A third commented: "Cressida has gone #dicksout No wait that hashtag looks wrong", while a fourth said: "Looks like #DicksOut tonight lads".The Mayor said in a statement: “Last week, I made clear to the Metropolitan Police Commissioner the scale of the change I believe is urgently required to rebuild the trust and confidence of Londoners in the Met and to root out the racism, sexism, homophobia, bullying, discrimination and misogyny that still exists.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here."I am not satisfied with the Commissioner’s response.

Dame Cressida Dick has dramatically quit as Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police just hours after saying she had no intention of resigning

Des O'Connor's daughter is launching legal action against the Metropolitan Police over the gross misconduct of an officer.

The man who murdered Milly Dowling has admitted to also killing a mother and daughter, a lawyers says.

Boris Johnson and Beastie Boys has arrived, with clips featuring the Prime Minister, Leader of the House Of Commons Jacob Rees-Mogg and more edited into a parody version of the rap trio’s 1987 single ‘Fight For Your Right (To Party)’.The video, created by PoliticsJOE, comes after Sue Gray’s report into alleged gatherings at Downing Street was released on Monday (January 31).

Sue Gray's inquiry into a number of alleged parties held in Downing Street will not be published while the Metropolitan Police also investigate, reports suggest.

The Metropolitan Police will investigate a 'number of events' in Downing Street in relation to potential lockdown breaches.

The Metropolitan Police are taking no further action after a review prompted by a Jeffrey Epstein accuser who is taking legal action against the Duke of York.

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Prince Andrew, who is facing a lawsuit over alleged sexual assault in the United States. She said the department is not, however, opening an official investigation at this time.

after tweeting a racist joke about England’s Black footballers. Andrew Lawrence during a stand-up gigMarcus Rashford, Bukayo Saka and Jadon Sancho have been subjected to racist abuse following England’s defeat against Italy in the Euro 2020 final.

What is the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill 2021? According to the government, the measures set out in the Bill will allow the police to take a more proactive approach to managing protests that cause serious disruption to the public.The Bill came about following large-scale Extinction Rebellion protests in 2020, which Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick said intended to "bring policing to its knees and the city to a halt".Provisions in the Bill will:In 'ambiguous' cases, home secretary Priti Patel will have the power, through secondary legislation, to define and give examples of “serious disruption to the life of the community” and “serious disruption to the activities of an organisation which are carried out in the