DEATH IN THE LINE OF DUTY: THE SECRETS BENEATH PLATFORM 1, ST. PANCRAS STATION
The forgotten story of the very first police officer to be killed on duty and how his legacy is buried beneath a London train station.
Read MoreHow can you avoid becoming a victim of moped-enabled crime?
Over the past year alone, police have dealt with an average of 430 moped-enabled crimes per week in London. What simple things can we all do to avoid becoming a victim?
Read MoreAll change for terror targets: People not premises
As our security services and police became more proficient at spotting, in advance, those purchasing or acquiring the precursor materials for explosives - terror groups changed their approach.
Read MoreTHE FEAR FACADE
Terrorism is therefore defined by motive, and not method. Any act of violence, however small, could be a terrorist act if the motives of the attacker are political or ideological. Conversely, a large attack with purely criminal motivations is not terrorism.
Read MoreAfter Nice: Can We Protect Ourselves?
The assailant didn't use a firearm to kill and maim, and he didn't use explosives - he turned something that most of see and walk past every day, into a terrifyingly effective weapon.
Read MoreCCTV: CAN WE AFFORD NOT TO HAVE IT?
Nowadays, there is simply no criminal investigation that does not have an element of CCTV involved. In my opinion, investigations into all sorts of incidents are damaged and curtailed if these cameras don't exist. The police can, retrospectively, track a suspect from one point to another in London using the CCTV that is available.
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