Covid denier jailed after being convicted of terrorism offence
Paul Martin was sentenced at the Old Bailey to three years and three months' imprisonment.
Categories: counter terrorism command
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Police urge vigilance from Londoners to help keep each other safe during festive period
The campaign encourages communities to look after each other and trust their instincts by alerting staff or security at a venue or event, or by contacting the police, if something doesn’t feel right.
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Two men charged with terrorism offences linked to Hezbollah
In total, the men have been charged with nine Terrorism Act offences.
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Man jailed for offences under the Terrorism Act
A man caught with extreme right-wing terrorist material after his phone was seized during a ‘schedule 7’ stop at a London airport has been jailed.
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Parents urged to be vigilant over their children's phones
Counter Terrorism Police London urges parents to be vigilant over their children's phones ahead of the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales weekend
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Former MEP jailed after accepting bribes to make pro-Russian statements
Officers found evidence on the defendant's phone that showed he was in contact with a pro-Russian politician in Ukraine
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More than 100 additional people charged with supporting Palestine Action
A further 120 people have been notified of charges against them as officers from Counter Terrorism Policing London continue to investigate those arrested for showing support towards the proscribed group Palestine Action.
This brings the total number of charges for this offence in London to 254 since July this year.
The latest group of people to be charged were all previously arrested in conn -
British man who offered to spy for Russia jailed
In a series of meetings, Phillips offered to hand over personal details of a former cabinet minister and provide logistical support to Russian espionage activities.
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Man convicted of making explosive and poisonous substances
Officers from Counter Terrorism Policing London were called to lead the investigation due to their expertise dealing with explosive materials and devices.
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Man who travelled to Syria to fight for terrorist group jailed
He was convicted on 18 July of an offence contrary to section 5 of the Terrorism Act, 2006 after a two-week trial at the Old Bailey.
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Men who organised Russia-backed arson at London warehouse jailed
Following a Counter Terrorism Policing London investigation, Dylan Earl and Jake Reeves have become the first people to be prosecuted using the National Security Act 2023.
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Three arrested in London under the National Security Act
Three men aged 48, 45 and 44, were arrested at addresses in west and central London
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Man attempting to make firearms using 3D printer guilty of terrorism offences
When officers entered the address, they found the 3D printer printing out a component part of a firearm
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Man who shared Daesh propaganda on social media jailed
Analysis of an Instagram account revealed videos in support of a proscribed organisation to encourage acts of terrorism.
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Man convicted of terrorism offences after schedule 7 stop
Detectives from the Met’s Counter Terrorism Command found documents likely to be useful to someone committing or preparing an act of terrorism.
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More people charged with Terrorism Act offences linked to Palestine Action support
The latest group of 20 people to be charged were all previously arrested in London on Saturday 9 August.
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Matt Jukes takes on role as Deputy Commissioner
Acting Deputy Commissioner Jukes will begin his new job on Monday, 26 May.
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Man arrested in connection with arson attacks
The 21-year-old remains in police custody
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Group of six convicted of spying for Russia jailed for total of 50 years
The group were sentenced to a combined total of more than 50 years in jail at the Old Bailey on 12 May.
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Group convicted of being part of Russian spying operation
Following a three-month trial at the Old Bailey, two women and a man were found guilty of conspiring to obtain information intended to be directly or indirectly useful to Russia.
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