Menu
09/09/2013
EDL Leader To Be Charged Over Weekend March
Tommy Robinson, leader of the English Defence League, has been charged in connection with a march in east London on Saturday.
Some 500 EDL supporters marched from Queen Elizabeth Street to Aldgate on Saturday afternoon.
In total, 300 people were arrested, 286 of which were from a counter demonstration against the EDL march.
Robinson is charged with not adhering to the conditions of the march and inciting others to do the same.
He has been bailed and will appear in a magistrates court on 22 October.
(MH/JP)
Some 500 EDL supporters marched from Queen Elizabeth Street to Aldgate on Saturday afternoon.
In total, 300 people were arrested, 286 of which were from a counter demonstration against the EDL march.
Robinson is charged with not adhering to the conditions of the march and inciting others to do the same.
He has been bailed and will appear in a magistrates court on 22 October.
(MH/JP)
Related UK National News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
13 August 2015
Sex Offender Prison Sentences At 10-Year High
A new report released today has revealed the prison sentences given to sex offenders has reached a 10-year high. The Criminal Justice System Statistics Quarterly shows that sex offenders are now sentenced on average to more than five years in prison – an increase of 4.5 months in the past year alone.
Sex Offender Prison Sentences At 10-Year High
A new report released today has revealed the prison sentences given to sex offenders has reached a 10-year high. The Criminal Justice System Statistics Quarterly shows that sex offenders are now sentenced on average to more than five years in prison – an increase of 4.5 months in the past year alone.
10 January 2014
Sharp Increase In Online Christmas Sales - BRC
New data has revealed there was a surge in online shopping in the run up to the Christmas period. The survey, published by the British Retail Consortium (BRC), said that an increasing use of tablets and smartphones, as well as fast delivery times added to the sharp rise in online shopping before Christmas.
Sharp Increase In Online Christmas Sales - BRC
New data has revealed there was a surge in online shopping in the run up to the Christmas period. The survey, published by the British Retail Consortium (BRC), said that an increasing use of tablets and smartphones, as well as fast delivery times added to the sharp rise in online shopping before Christmas.
21 July 2011
Police Need To Transform Their Efficiency, Says Report
A report by HM Inspectorate of Constabulary, ‘Adapting to Austerity’, found that authorities and forces have made a good start in developing plans for the next four years, but they need to transform their efficiency if they are to succeed in sustaining services while cutting costs.
Police Need To Transform Their Efficiency, Says Report
A report by HM Inspectorate of Constabulary, ‘Adapting to Austerity’, found that authorities and forces have made a good start in developing plans for the next four years, but they need to transform their efficiency if they are to succeed in sustaining services while cutting costs.
25 July 2005
Police numbers reach record levels
Police numbers in England and Wales have reached record high levels of more than 141,000, the Home Office has reported. The number of police officers has increased by more than 2,000 since March 2004 to 141,230.
Police numbers reach record levels
Police numbers in England and Wales have reached record high levels of more than 141,000, the Home Office has reported. The number of police officers has increased by more than 2,000 since March 2004 to 141,230.
28 March 2011
Spending Cuts Protesters Charged
Police have arrested 201 people in connection with the disorder in central London on Saturday over anti-spending cuts. Of that figure 149 people have been charged with various offences. After the TUC march, a number of shop premises and banks were damaged. Police Officers were also attacked.
Spending Cuts Protesters Charged
Police have arrested 201 people in connection with the disorder in central London on Saturday over anti-spending cuts. Of that figure 149 people have been charged with various offences. After the TUC march, a number of shop premises and banks were damaged. Police Officers were also attacked.
-
Northern Ireland WeatherThis Evening and Tonight:It will be cloudy with a spell of heavy rain pushing south through late evening and the early hours, soon followed by some clear spells. Minimum temperature 6 °C.
