Scotland Yard
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| First episode date | 1953 |
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| Final episode date | 1961 |
| Number of episodes | 39 |
| Networks | American Broadcasting Company |
| Genres | Crime |
| Crime Fiction | |
| Drama | |
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| ID | 2361068 |
About Scotland Yard
Scotland Yard is a series of 39 half-hour episodes produced by Anglo-Amalgamated. Produced between 1953 and 1961, they are short films, originally made to support the main feature in a cinema double-bill.
The Laird of Tomintoul: £5m police fraudster who lorded over village
... Ill-gotten gainsAs a finance officer at Scotland Yard, Williams had been able to defraud the Met for more than a decade...
Senior Stephen Lawrence officer Ray Adams was corrupt, says secret Met report
... But the secret Scotland Yard report, now uncovered by the BBC, concluded he was corrupt and detailed how the 1980s investigation against him was manipulated...
Rishi Sunak condemns violence on day of protests in London
... Scotland Yard said many of the counter-protesters arrested were connected to football hooliganism, and some of them had previous convictions for football violence...
London Gaza rally: Commemoration, protest, freedom of speech - and yes, politics
... Sources at Scotland Yard said they wouldn t respond to the home secretary s remarks and their focus was on planning for events this weekend...
Senior Met officer Julian Bennett faces sack for refusing drug test
... His former flatmate Sheila Gomes accused him of using it daily before heading to work at New Scotland Yard...
Hate crimes in London see big jump, police say
...By Dominic CascianiHome and legal correspondentThere has been a significant increase in hate crimes in London, predominantly antisemitic incidents, since the Hamas attacks on Israel, Scotland Yard says...
Man charged over racist comments at pro-Palestine rally
... Scotland Yard said on Saturday that 15 people had been arrested for alleged offences at the protest, including assaults on emergency workers and setting of fireworks in a public place...
Israel attack: London police patrols increase amid celebration claims
... Right to protest In a statement, Scotland Yard said: " We are aware of a number of incidents, including those that have been shared on social media, in relation to the ongoing conflict in Israel and the border with Gaza...
Police conditions prior to the planned protests
"restrictions" were placed by the police on several groups prior to the planned protests in London this Weekend .
The Metropolitan Police said that several protests are planned in the capital on Saturday, including a Black Lives matter demonstration.
measures, including the requirement that The Events to end at 17:00 BST seeds are scenes of violence Last Weekend .
But Scotland Yard warned to reconsider protesters participate at all because of the Corona Virus pandemic.
"We don't ask you to come to London, and let your voices heard in any other way," Met Commander Bas Javid said.
The restrictions in The Wake of violence and serious disorder in Westminster-at The End of the protests Last Weekend .
While the police said that Last Weekend 's demonstrations were generally peaceful, there was, and.
The new conditions also apply for Black Lives matter, and to demonstrate on the left and right groupings, which have informed the strength of her intention, on Saturday.
"restrictions" and a specific way for the Black matter protesters between Hyde Park and Trafalgar Square Live, where you will be allowed to mount until 17:00.
Similar rules apply to right-wing groups require you to gather in Parliament Square and some parts of Whitehall, until 17:00.
"police demonstrations is added to complex and challenging, not least in the case of a global health crisis," Commander Javid.
"We will continue to be. the police all protests with the goal of safety and prevention of crime and disorder"
A Black Lives matter demonstration held in London on Friday Evening with the leaders of The March , urged those present to keep The Demonstration "peaceful" and not to the anti-racism rallies planned for the Weekend .
demonstrators gathered in Trafalgar Square in London, on Friday Eveninghundreds of activists Nelson's surrounded Column in Trafalgar Square to walk to Hyde Park , as about two dozen police officers looked on.
'Absurd and shameful'Earlier, a statue of the war-time leader Winston Churchill in Parliament Square was boarded up to protect them from possible damage.
The train was under the brand of "absurd and shameful", Prime Minister Boris Johnson .
Mr Johnson, the former Prime Minister had opinions said were "acceptable for us today", but remained a hero for the rescue of the country from the "fascist and racist tyranny".
protesters dog "painted a racist" on Churchill's statue on the Last Weekend .
In it, Mr Johnson urged people to "stay away" from demonstrations in the midst of the Corona-Virus-pandemic.
"We can't try to edit or censor our past," he wrote moves to remove tributes of historical figures. "We can't pretend that a different story would have. "
Other monuments were planned in front of the separate protests, over the Weekend , while The Cenotaph War Memorial in Whitehall, was also covered.
In Poole, Dorset, is a statue of the scout movement, the founder, Robert Baden-Powell.
A statue of Winston Churchill in London was spray-painted with The Words "said was a racist"the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan , other "key-statues", which would be protected, among other things, Nelson Mandela .
It Comes after The Statue in a Black matter of the protest Lives on Sunday.
demonstrations have taken place across The World .
Mr Johnson said that while he understood the "legitimate feelings of outrage," Mr Floyd's death, which was "only responsible" "you stay away from these protests".
The Prime Minister said that the demonstrations were hijacked "by extremists on the intent of violence".
Mr Johnson added that, whatever the feelings of the people about the thing that you should not support a demonstration that "will, in all probability," "in deliberate and calculated violence".
Source of news: bbc.com
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