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Thirteenth Met Police officer sacked after Charing Cross Panorama film (opens the original)
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Another Metropolitan Police officer has been dismissed following BBC Panorama's undercover investigation into the force's Charing Cross station. PC Mason O'Connor was sacked after a hearing found he had breached standards of professional behaviour, relating to a comment he made to a female colleague, the Met said. O'Connor was reported to a "proactive wider investigation" following the broadcast of the programme in October 2025 and he has become the 13th officer to be sacked since then, the forc
Baby 'cot cams' plan after inquiry finds Lucy Letby crimes could have been prevented (opens the original)
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Health Secretary Yvette Cooper has said officials will "urgently develop plans" to introduce live-streaming cameras on England's baby wards after an inquiry into Lucy Letby's murders and attempted murders. Inquiry chair Lady Justice Thirlwall called for a series of urgent reforms to neonatal units, including CCTV for all cots and incubators, and restricting access to insulin. Thirlwall said some of the babies Letby killed could have been saved if managers at the Countess of Chester Hospital had
China hits out at 'illegal' new US sanctions on Iran and trading partners (opens the original)
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China has vowed to protect its interests after the US announced plans to widen economic sanctions against Iran and its trading partners, which include Beijing. Foreign ministry spokesman Lin Jian said China was firmly opposed to what it called "illegal unilateral sanctions" and would take "all necessary measures" to safeguard its rights. This came after US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the new measures on Monday, warning any nation financially partnering with Iran would be isolated.
Two more officers arrested in Police Federation fraud investigation (opens the original)
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Four more people, including two serving police officers, have been arrested as part of an investigation into suspected fraud and bribery at the Police Federation of England and Wales. Two men and two women were arrested at the federation's offices in Leatherhead, Surrey, on Tuesday. The women are both in their 50s and the men in their 40s and 50s. The City of London Police Domestic Corruption Unit said all four suspects had been taken to a police station for questioning. It comes after three arr
Puerto Rico rations water supplies due to intense drought (opens the original)
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Hundreds of thousands of people are going without running water for two days at a time in Puerto Rico, as authorities in the US territory take drastic measures to combat a severe drought. Many households on the Caribbean island have been split into two groups - with each having their water supply shut off for 48 hours on a rotating basis. Residents in the capital, San Juan, where the taps were turned off on Friday, decried the rationing. Officials have not said when the measure will end. Most of
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