Hornchurch electrician jailed for attacking police officers in London riots
Hornchurch electrician Jay Keeling has been jailed for 16 months after attacking police officers during the London riots in July.
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Charles Thomson is an award-winning investigative journalist, covering London and Herts.
Charles Thomson is an award-winning investigative journalist, covering London and Herts.
Hornchurch electrician Jay Keeling has been jailed for 16 months after attacking police officers during the London riots in July.
Observers shouted at a judge that he was a “scumbag” as a West Ham football hooligan was jailed over his involvement in the recent London riots.
Basildon man Georgie Jones and Brentwood man Martin Power have appeared in court charged with alleged offences at Westminster protests in July.
An inquest will be opened next week into the death of Shipli Begum, who died in hospital after suffering severe burns at an address in Newham.
An Islington children's home at the heart of a new sex abuse lawsuit has been linked to other controversies and tragedies, including the death of Hackney teenager Jason Swift.
As the Grenfell Tower Inquiry published its final report, Camden Council revealed its own inquiry on the Chalcots estate had been quietly shelved for two years.
Free Jason Moore campaigners, including east London bishop Joanne Grenfell, have handed in a petition for Sir Keir Starmer at 10 Downing Street.
The City of London Police has been criticised after using black redaction to cover up the alleged crimes of a Metropolitan Police officer from Harold Hill.
East London Coroner's Court has opened an inquest into the death of Frederick Finch, 88. It heard he fell from a first-floor window in Newham.
The senior east London coroner has formally opened an investigation into the death of Harold Hill man Michael Moore.
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