Michael Crick
New plebgate CCTV corroborates footage broadcast by C4
Scotland Yard today finally published their report into the plebgate affair, providing new information about how the leaks occurred and what happened.
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Yemen: Dozens of children killed in airstrike
The International Red Cross says the airstrike hit a bus full of children, parked in a busy market in Dahyan, in Sa’ada province – controlled by the Houthis.
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Chasing the final word on ‘plebgate’
Former chief whip Andrew Mitchell tells the high court he’d never call anyone a pleb, as he gives evidence in his libel case.
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Watch new ‘plebgate’ footage released by Met Police
Scotland Yard finally releases new CCTV footage revealing Andrew Mitchell’s controversial encounter with police – now known as the “plebgate” incident – from the other side of Downing Street.
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Michael Crick
Reshuffle leaves Cameron with dangerous lack of legal experience
David Cameron’s reshuffle exposes a lack of legal experience in the upper ranks of government – not to mention a growing pool of unhappy men in their 50s on the backbenches.
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Police officer sacked by Met over ‘Plebgate’ involvement
Susan Johnson, formerly a police constable in the diplomatic protection group, is dismissed without notice after a gross misconduct hearing.
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‘Battered and bruised’ police body attempts reboot
Burnt by scandals like “plebgate” and bullying allegations, the Police Federation is meeting in Bournemouth to elect a new leader and put in place reforms to get the organisation back on track.
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Plebgate: Andrew Mitchell treated like ‘tethered prey’
A former policeman at the centre of the “plebgate” row, which led to the resignation of Andrew Mitchell, says the police Federation has treated the former chief whip like “tethered prey”.
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Simon Israel
‘Police Federation crusades against politicians must end’ – report
Wholesale changes are being proposed to the culture, behaviour, structure, organisation and financial accountability of the Police Federation for the first time in its 95 year history.
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Michael Crick
‘Plebgate’ officer convicted – but big questions remain
So Keith Wallis has admitted his guilt and faces the prospect of several months in jail. But is still doesn’t clear Andrew Mitchell’s name, as another policeman stands by his account of “plebgate”.
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Met chief’s apology after Pc admits lying about ‘plebgate’
Pc Keith Wallis admits lying about witnessing the abuse of police in Downing Street. But it means he will not be questioned – and we will not find out who else was involved in his lies.
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How the ‘plebgate’ affair unfolded
The “plebgate” row has been rumbling for 16 months and has now resulted in a police officer admitting misconduct in public office. This is what led to his guilty plea at the Old Bailey.
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Mitchell: dishonest police officers stitched me up
Andrew Mitchell, the former cabinet minister at the centre of “plebgate”, tells Channel 4 News he was stiched up by police officers whose sole duty it was to defend Downing Street.
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Andrew Mitchell: ‘I lay the blame on the police’
As one policeman is charged in connection with “plebgate”, former minister Andrew Mitchell says he cannot believe the officer who made the “pleb” allegations against him will not be prosecuted.
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‘Plebgate’ police face new investigation
Officers accused of giving misleading accounts of a meeting with Andrew Mitchell are facing a new watchdog investigation and will also be questioned again by MPs.
