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London sees further violence following last night's riots in Tottenham.
Looking back over the last 8 years.
Planes linked to Met eavesdropping operation
We don't need to tell you what happened last night. The thing to ask now is: what's to stop it happening again?
Police close off areas of the West End, and Twitter is alive with (unverified) rumour of IRA involvement.
Tottenham High Road in flames following the shooting of Mark Duggan.
London welcomes its visiting PCs.
Food parcels donated by the public are taken.
Pair warned against taking photos.
We spend the evening with Anonymous protesters.
Several people have been arrested following police raids on squats. The day before the Royal Wedding. O rly?
A firearms officer has been arrested.
So, right, a bloke in the pub told us...
Accident closes major road during rush hour.
Accusations of kettling and police agression.
New budget, new problems.
Further facts emerge about yesterday's attack in Woolwich.
Major fly-on-the-wall series.
Cause unknown at this point.
Testing the boundaries of public spaces so you don't have to.
No, he doesn't live at 999 Legsby Avenue.
Ello, ello, ello, what's going on ere then?
Stations all over London give residents a peek behind the scenes.
Police are looking for two people they'd like to speak to in connection with the incident.
Thousands being searched unnecessarily.
Passengers who broke out of a stuck train last night, after hours with no information, were met by the police.
The controversial councillor gets into more trouble.
Scheme aims to improve armed police response times.
Don't let moped thieves take your mobile.
Does underspend justify £6m give-away?
Mayor accused of breaking election pledge. Again.
Police accused of using excessive force.
Met Police and Royal Marines familiarise themselves with the river this week
Death knell sounded for music venue.
The rest and best of today's news.
The Mayor's draft Police and Crime Plan has been released.
Councillor deemed ineligible to stand in recent elections
A Police Constable and a PCSO have been stabbed in Ealing after stopping a member of the public on the street. The officers have been taken to casualty and a 30 year old man has been arrested.
Also increases in homophobic and anti-Semitic offences.
Carnival Against Capitalism attracts huge police response.
Two tribes go to war in Commons bar.
No more Home Counties recruitment.
Some powerful street photography featuring protests, police and flashmobs from Chris Beckett.
Scotland Yard hope nothing but jostling crowds and news crews distract Willenkate on their way to the Abbey.
Oxford Street: demonstrators hospitalised after police use irritant spray.
See your local bobby in your local supermarket.
New law bans tents and sound systems.
And get on the wrong side of someone shouty. Police release occupations of victims of Section 5 since 2003.
List includes footballs, shaving foam and a magic wand.
The rest of today's news.
You don't have to take your uniform off to have a good time.
Minor skirmishes only, as London remains on alert for further violence.
Today's news, and some film that premiered last night.
The weekend's other news stories...
Aim to increase transparency and accountability.
Officer used 'excessive and unreasonable' force.
HMIC report has mixed findings.
The carnival ends at 7pm. Or will it?
The public face of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, has been arrested in London on suspicion of sexual assault in Sweden. Are governments getting heavy on the organisation, or is pure coincidence?
People admitting to rape, drug trafficking and violent assault cautioned last year.
Will Met get go-ahead to get us wet?
Emily Williams recounts a ghostly chase.
Including QPR shirts. Er, OK.
Sometimes it takes a riot...
There's a new man in charge of the Met. Who is he, and is he right for the job?
Boris says he's added 1,000 police, Ken says 1,000 police have been cut. Who's right?
Senior Met officers appear before a Home Affairs committee to explain why they failed to uncover evidence of phone hacking in their original investigations.
Jury also concludes he did not have a gun when he was shot.
Residents express concerns over police conduct.
Police contact families of victims after finding their personal details in investigator's files.
Met officer numbers cut at the same time as proposing buying water cannon.
Mayor could miss target to increase public confidence in the Met.
Two reports look at corruption and undercover officers in the Met.
Is this inevitable given cuts?
My Decision website offers a guide for anyone who's been raped or assaulted.
Bernard Hogan-Howe answers some questions, dodges others.
Had a few too many? That'll be £400, please.
The IPCC will now automatically handle all racism accusations made of Met Officers.
Nifty adjustments have been made to officers per borough, but it's not all that clear.
Boris Johnson insists on interviewing all candidates himself, probably delaying the appointment announcement.
Mitchell on the warpath, Met and media on the hook.
Damning IPCC report, suggests police sought to improve detection rates.
Concerned about police station closures? Have your say.
Family receives compensation.
One of the main areas of Mayoral responsibility and a big election battleground.
Learn what really happened in the tragic 1985 riots in Tottenham and how 'Heroes and Homemakers' turned a community around.
