Keith Palmer: Last News

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central London on Saturday. PC Palmer was stabbed to death in the 2017 Westminster terror attack.Banks, from Essex, said he had been on an all-night drinking session and decided to join fellow football supporters travelling to London to “protect the statues” – but admitted he did not know which statues.He also said he had no idea about the memorial to PC Palmer, and handed himself into police when he was confronted by his father, who saw the images online.

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The man charged after urinating by murdered PC Keith Palmer's memorial has been labelled a "plonker" by his own dad.

terror attack in Westminster. Andrew Banks, of Stansted, Essex, has been charged with outraging public decency and will appear in custody at Westminster Magistrates' Court on Monday, the Metropolitan Police said.

showing him reliving himself against the memorial of PC Palmer – who died aged 48 while defending Parliament from a knife wielding terrorist on March 22, 2017.The 28-year-old was subsequently charged on Sunday with outraging public decency after he was revealed as the man in the image.Mr Banks had been in Westminster as part of pro-statue protests which saw demonstrators take a stance to protect statues in Parliament Square from being vandalised by Black Lives Matter protesters before he shamefully relieved himself against the stone memorial.Speaking to The Sun, Mr Banks’ father expressed his anger and disappointment in his son.He said: “Sometimes young lads get a bit desperate.

A man has been charged after a photo emerged showing a person apparently urinating next to a memorial dedicated to PC Keith Palmer, the Metropolitan Police has said.

A 28-year-old man has been arrested after a man was photographed apparently urinating on the memorial dedicated to PC Keith Palmer.

Police are hunting for a man who urinated by the memorial to murdered officer, PC Keith Palmer, during demonstrations in London on Saturday. Mr Palmer was killed while he protected Parliament from a terrorist attack on 22 March, 2017.

A man urinated next to a memorial to PC Keith Palmer, the officer killed in the Westminster terror attack, as far-right protesters ran riot in central London.

Two former colleagues of PC Keith Palmer have said they knew the Palace of Westminster was vulnerable to a terror attack before he was murdered.