About Thames Valley
The Thames Valley is an informally-defined sub-region of South East England, centred on the River Thames west of London, with Oxford as a major centre. Its boundaries vary with context.
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... Thames Valley Police said they believed the pair were travelling between 70mph and 100mph (113km/h and 160km/h)...
'My life stopped when my brother killed our dad'
... Her husband went over to tell Thames Valley Police (TVP) officers it was " not a new thing" and that Gary needed to be sectioned again...
Russell Brand: Extra accuses comedian of film set sexual assault
... Since then the Metropolitan Police said it was made following media reports about Brand, while Thames Valley Police is also looking into...
Delay in school indecent images case is 'inexcusable', says former prosecution chief
... Thames Valley Police said they faced a " complex" investigation...
Fire crews tackle Oxfordshire recycling plant blast through night
... Thames Valley Police shut the A40 between Wolvercote and Eynsham, and urged residents to stay home and shut windows and doors overnight...
Large explosion near Oxford - reports
... Thames Valley Police and Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service have been contacted for comment...
Russell Brand: Thames Valley Police investigates allegations
... Thames Valley Police said a woman contacted the force two weeks ago with " new information" in relation to reports of " harassment and stalking"...
Daniel Khalife: Police mistake Banbury kitchen porter for escaped prisoner
... Thames Valley Police has been approached for comment...
Daniel Khalife: Police mistake Banbury kitchen porter for escaped prisoner
By Charlotte AndrewsBBC News
A kitchen porter who police mistook for escaped prisoner Daniel Khalife said The Experience was " nerve-wracking".
Horatio Castille from Banbury in Oxfordshire says he was handcuffed by officers after they received a possible sighting of Mr Khalife, who is.
A video of 19-year-old Mr Castille's arrest was viewed thousands of times.
The Metropolitan Police confirmed The Man was not Daniel Khalife.
Thames Valley Police has been approached for comment.
On Thursday, Mr Castille was waiting at Banbury station for a train to London when Thames Valley Police officers approached him.
While sat on a bench on The Platform , he was put in handcuffs and told that they had received a phone call from A Woman Who Said he matched the description of Mr Khalife.
" They told me about this Daniel guy who's broken out of prison, and showed me a picture of him and I was like 'no, no, that's not me', " he explained.
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The Bbc is not responsible for the content of external sites.Over The Next few minutes, about 20 other officers then turned up on The Platform .
Mr Castille said his fingerprints were taken and cross-checked on The Police 's database.
" I wouldn't say it was scary, but I would say it was kind of nerve-wracking as you can imagine, just randomly being put in cuffs. "
He Said the officers were " very professional" and that he felt lucky that it had been a " positive experience".
" I could see why someone would See Me and think it was the same guy. "
A Met spokesperson said: " We Are aware of A Man being stopped by police in the Banbury area.
" We have liaised with colleagues in Thames Valley and confirmed The Man in question is not Daniel Khalife. "
Mr Khalife, 21, who escaped from prison on Wednesday, is accused of trying to spy for an enemy state, understood to be Iran, and plotting a fake bomb hoax.
On Friday near the Wandsworth roundabout was being investigated by the Metropolitan Police .
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