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The family of a man killed by British police who mistook him for a suicide bomb suspect has agreed to settle their suit against Scotland Yard, officials say.
A Brazilian national shot dead by police in London after unconnected 2005 terror attacks was not killed lawfully by firearms officers, a jury has found.
Scotland Yard's commissioner is warning London police they could be in for criticism for the 2005 death of an innocent man shot by terrorist-hunting officers.
The wife of one of the men involved in a failed transport bombing in London has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for helping her husband escape.
Political pressure mounted in London on Scotland Yard and its chief, Ian Blair, amid internal inquiries and alleged abuse of expenses.
A jury found London’s police force guilty of violating health and safety laws in the death of a Brazilian man during a counter-terrorism operation in 2005.
An investigation into the shooting of a man mistakenly identified as a suicide bomber in Britain said the blame for the death lies with the Metropolitan Police.
A British studio will film a drama about a Brazilian man killed by London police in the aftermath of the deadly 2005 subway bombings.
London now has a Special Air Service counter-terrorist unit on standby to help police during incidents involving armed conflicts in the British capital.
No charges will be filed against the anti-terror officers in Britain in the shooting of a Brazilian electrician last year due to insufficient evidence.
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