Observer logo
Register Newsletters
News
NationalInternationalPoliticsBusinessScience and TechSensemakerEducationData
Culture
BooksFilmArtMusicTVThe critics
Life, etc.
TravelFashionBeautyHomesGardens
Ideas
ColumnistsProfile
Sport
FootballCricketRugbyTennis
Food
Nigel SlaterRecipesDrinkRestaurants
Listen
StoriesShowsSeries
Puzzles
EverymanAzedGemeloSpeedySudoku
Join
EventsSubscribe in printShopJournalism SchoolFAQsContact usCareersTortoise MediaT&Cs
Register Newsletters
National
International
Politics
Business
Science and Tech
Sensemaker
Education
Data
Books
Film
Art
Music
TV
The critics
Travel
Fashion
Beauty
Homes
Gardens
Columnists
Profile
Football
Cricket
Rugby
Tennis
Nigel Slater
Recipes
Drink
Restaurants
Stories
Shows
Series
Everyman
Azed
Gemelo
Speedy
Sudoku
Events
Subscribe in print
Shop
Journalism School
FAQs
Contact us
Careers
Tortoise Media
T&Cs
Home Police

Police


The police made a mistake. Starmer is right to wade in

The police made a mistake. Starmer is right to wade in

The ban on fans of the Israeli team has become a political football, with police and the PM on opposing teams

Read now

The Met isn’t sullied by a few ‘bad apples’. The barrel is rotten

The Met isn’t sullied by a few ‘bad apples’. The barrel is rotten

After 30 years in the force, and in the wake of the Panorama revelations, I can no longer accept excuses for institutional decay


Police bullet killed victim at Manchester synagogue

Police bullet killed victim at Manchester synagogue

Chief constable confirms that shots fired at attacker hit two worshippers, killing one and wounding the other


Police need clear guidelines to fight fake news

Police need clear guidelines to fight fake news

Yvette Cooper has proposed revealing suspects’ nationality, but my time in the Met taught me that we need clear guidelines or risk more far-right violence, writes Leroy Logan


The Observer view: superinjunction reveals a culture of impunity

The Observer view: superinjunction reveals a culture of impunity

The superinjunction reveals a culture of impunity


In a tech race against crime, the scammers are streaking ahead

In a tech race against crime, the scammers are streaking ahead

The police lack time, resources and support of a public fearful of violent crime. Should banks take more responsibility?


The Police Federation is at war with itself

The Police Federation is at war with itself

This impacts the lives of 145,000 officers – and the rest of us too


Logo

Receive the best of our journalism direct to your inbox daily or weekly

More newsletters

ReadListenJoinAbout us

Social links

The Observer:

The Observer Magazine:

The Observer New Review:

The Observer Food Monthly:


Policies

Terms and conditionsPrivacy

Copyright © 2025 Tortoise Media

All Rights Reserved

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.