Wayne Couzens

Around 1,000 Met Police officers are currently serving suspensions or are on restricted duties as the police force continues its attempt to weed out corrupt and incompetent officers. (Credit: Getty Images)

Up to 60 Met Police officers could face sack per month

A woman is arrested during a vigil for Sarah Everard on Clapham Common on 13 March, 2021, in London, United Kingdom. Credit: Getty Images.

‘Mark Rowley doesn’t get it - people don’t and can’t trust the Met’ Andre Langlois

Commissioner Mark Rowley says he is committed to cleaning up the Met

Met to use counter-terror tactics on ‘100 most dangerous’ predators

The Parliamentary and Diplomatic Protection Command is heavily dependant on overtime.

EXCLUSIVE: £70M spent on ‘Overtime Command’ police unit

Should the Metropolitan Police be abolished - and what could take its place? (Photo by Daniel Leal/AFP via Getty Images/LondonWorld)

Should the Met Police be abolished?

The Met’s reputation has sunk rapidly in recent years.

What are Met Police operations Assure, Dragnet, Trawl and Onyx?

Baroness Casey has published her report on the Met Police.

‘Institutionally racist, sexist and homophobic’ Met Police

David Carrick (left) and Wayne Couzens (right) were both serving Met Police officers when they committed their crimes. Credit: MPS

Parliamentary protection unit - the Met Police’s ‘dark corner’

The review into Met Police conduct has been published (Photo: Adobe)

Met Police institutionally racist, misogynistic and homophobic- report

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley

Casey report: Met Police need to go through a ‘painful process’

Deputy Chief Constable Maggie Blyth, National Police Chiefs’ Council coordinator for violence against women and girls.

Hundreds of new complaints of Met Police violence against women

The Met Police at a crime scene.

Met Police: 13 sexual misconduct complaints not formally probed

Wayne Couzens who was sentenced to 19 months in prison on Monday at the Old Bailey for three incidents of flashing before he abducted, raped and murdered Sarah Everard. Picture: Metropolitan Police

Wayne Couzens sentenced to 19 months for indecent exposure incidents

Wayne Couzens. Credit: PA

Wayne Couzens sentenced to 19 months in prison for indecent exposure

Sarah Everard. Picture: Met Police

Sarah Everard: Tributes paid to mark second anniversary of her murder

Lisa Longstaff from Women Against Rape

‘Women don’t feel safe approached by a policeman...because we’re not’

Met Police launches hotline to report corrupt police officers

Joel Borders (left) and Jonathon Cobban have been jailed for sharing offensive messages in a WhatsApp group. Credit: Getty Images

Met officers in Whatsapp group with Wayne Couzens jailed

Sir Mark Rowley, Met Police commissioner. Photo: City Hall/London Assembly

Sir Mark Rowley: Five key things we learned from the Met Police boss

Concerns raised over Met Police’s performance

Former officer Joel Borders (left) and Met officer Jonathon Cobban (right). Photo: Getty

Met Police: Two officers convicted over ‘grossly offensive’ WhatsApps

New Met Police chief Sir Mark Rowley. Photo: Met Police

Met Police: New chief Sir Mark Rowley swears oath to the King

Wayne Couzens

Wayne Couzens charged with further exposure offences

Patsy Stevenson was arrested by police at the vigil on March 13 (Getty Images)

Sarah Everard: Patsy Stevenson raises £10k for Met Police legal case

A woman places floral tributes at the bandstand in Clapham Common to Sarah Everard. Credit: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images

Woman prosecuted by Met over Sarah Everard vigil crowdfunds legal fees

Wayne Couzens is to have his whole-life prison sentence for the horrifying murder of Sarah Everard reviewed today. Picture: Metropolitan Police/PA Wire

Wayne Couzens: Sarah Everard killer loses appeal against life sentence

Jeni Edmunds, 32, of Lewisham, London, is one of six people prosecuted by the Met Police over the attendance at the gathering which broke the coronavirus laws at the time. Credit: JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP via Getty Images

Two women to face trial for attending Sarah Everard vigil in Clapham

Protestor holding a Black Women Matter sign.

March on the Met: 12 photos from rally for Bibaa and Nicole

A message is seen among the flowers on Clapham Common where floral tributes were placed for Sarah Everard (Photo: Getty)

Met Police: Four charged for attending Sarah Everard vigil

Gina Martin, a women’s rights activist, reported a death threat made to her to the Met Police. Photo: Getty

Police closed investigation into death threats to upskirting activist

Former PC Wayne Couzens. Credit: Kent Messenger / SWNS

Wayne Couzens refuses to plea on indecent exposure charges

Reclaim These Streets celebrating at the High Court. Credit: Jamie Klingler

Met Police denied permission to appeal Sarah Everard vigil ruling

A Met Police PCSO has been arrested on suspicion of outraging public decency. Photo: @cardosaprano

Met Police PCSO arrested over video of alleged solo sex act in park

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick. Credit: VICTORIA JONES/POOL/AFP via Getty Images

Cressida Dick: Met commissioner to leave force in April

Undated handout file photo issued by the Metropolitan Police of former Metropolitan Police officer Wayne Couzens.

Wayne Couzens: Sarah Everard killer charged with indecent exposure

Police at the now infamous Sarah Everard vigil. Credit: JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP via Getty Images

Met to appeal Court ruling that Sarah Everard vigil ban was unlawful

Killer cop Wayne Couzens

Sarah Everard killer to be charged with indecent exposure

A woman is arrested during a vigil for Sarah Everard on Clapham Common. Credit: Hollie Adams/Getty Images

Met Police acted unlawfully over Sarah Everard vigil, High Court rules

12 Rounds boxing gym founder Kat Hamilton. Photo: Supplied

‘Could have been me’: Women’s boxing gym owner on Sarah Everard

Since Sarah Everard’s tragic murder, 27 women have been killed in London where a man has been suspected of carrying out the offence. Credit: TOLGA AKMEN/AFP via Getty Images

Every woman killed by male violence in London since Sarah Everard