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On Friday, following our #BBCPanorama on #MetPolice Charing Cross, a 9th officer's behaviour was found to have amounted to gross misconduct.
The IOPC is also now investigating other officers following our footage & a wider witness appeal.
https://www.policeconduct.gov.uk/news/charing-cross-investigation-update-gross-misconduct-findings-nine-officers-further -
On Friday, following our #BBCPanorama on #MetPolice Charing Cross, a 9th officer's behaviour was found to have amounted to gross misconduct.
The IOPC is also now investigating other officers following our footage & a wider witness appeal.
https://www.policeconduct.gov.uk/news/charing-cross-investigation-update-gross-misconduct-findings-nine-officers-further -
If you haven't watched tonight's #BBCPanorama, please watch on iPlayer. It's about Steven Rosenberg, the BBC's superb, and very brave, Russia correspondent. He does a superb job.
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If you haven't watched tonight's #BBCPanorama, please watch on iPlayer. It's about Steven Rosenberg, the BBC's superb, and very brave, Russia correspondent. He does a superb job.
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Jonathan Cook: This Time the BBC Chose the Wrong Target
https://consortiumnews.com/2025/11/13/jonathan-cook-bbc-chose-the-wrong-target-this-time/
Heads have rolled at the BBC, but not due to a journalistic blunder – it makes them all the time. It foolishly deferred to the billionaires in the political battle over image-laundering: where to direct the hate. By Jonathan Cook…
#Politics #Commentary #Media #Propaganda #RightWing #TrumpAdministration #U.s. #UnitedKingdon #AlJazeera #Bbc #BbcPanorama #GazaFreedomFlotilla #JaneCorbin #JewishLabourMovement #JewishVoiceForLabour #JonathanCook #MaviMarmara -
Jonathan Cook: This Time the BBC Chose the Wrong Target
https://consortiumnews.com/2025/11/13/jonathan-cook-bbc-chose-the-wrong-target-this-time/
Heads have rolled at the BBC, but not due to a journalistic blunder – it makes them all the time. It foolishly deferred to the billionaires in the political battle over image-laundering: where to direct the hate. By Jonathan Cook…
#Politics #Commentary #Media #Propaganda #RightWing #TrumpAdministration #U.s. #UnitedKingdon #AlJazeera #Bbc #BbcPanorama #GazaFreedomFlotilla #JaneCorbin #JewishLabourMovement #JewishVoiceForLabour #JonathanCook #MaviMarmara -
BBC 總監 Tim Davie 及新聞部主管 Deborah Turness 星期日晚雙雙宣佈辭職,為著名新聞節目《廣角鏡》 #bbcpanorama 被指摘刪改川普演說、誤導觀眾一事負責
https://europechinese.blogspot.com/2025/11/panorama-bbc.html
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Remember this story when the Oligarch Medias talk about "BBC Bias", a new hustle is being pulled on the British Public in prelude to pushing Prime Minister Farage on us.
#BBC #TimDavie #BBCPanorama #UKPOL #UKPOLITICS #ReformUK #Fascism #Farage #NigelFarage
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Remember this story when the Oligarch Medias talk about "BBC Bias", a new hustle is being pulled on the British Public in prelude to pushing Prime Minister Farage on us.
#BBC #TimDavie #BBCPanorama #UKPOL #UKPOLITICS #ReformUK #Fascism #Farage #NigelFarage
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BBC Panorama soruşturması sonrası bir Met memuru görevden alındı. Kamu hizmetinde hesap verebilirlik ve etik standartlar kritik. Şeffaf adımlar kamu güvenini pekiştirir.
🚩 #MetPolis #GörevdenAlma #HesapVerebilirlik #BBCPanorama #Adalet #KamuGüveni
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Anyways, the Met is rotten to its core. Burn it all down and start fresh.
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Anyways, the Met is rotten to its core. Burn it all down and start fresh.
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CW: Met police on BBC Panorama
The undercover reporter says the people on the job didn’t trust him and he was still able to gather all this evidence.
How much worse would he have seen if they actually trusted him?
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The undercover reporter says the people on the job didn’t trust him and he was still able to gather all this evidence.
How much worse would he have seen if they actually trusted him?
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Three years ago, the Met Police was put into special measures because it was ‘failing to meet basic policing standards’.
That ended this January because the Inspectorate says it has improved.
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Three years ago, the Met Police was put into special measures because it was ‘failing to meet basic policing standards’.
That ended this January because the Inspectorate says it has improved.
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Don’t worry though. Between the filming of this and when it aired, Sgt Joe McIlvenny was back at work.
Hooray.
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Don’t worry though. Between the filming of this and when it aired, Sgt Joe McIlvenny was back at work.
Hooray.
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Interestingly, it sounds like Sgt Joe McIlvenny was removed from frontline duties before they finished filming this because members of British Transport Police made a complaint after JM told a female member of the public
she should consider taking up sex work (because she was Asian).Inspector Jim Morris is JM’s boss. He feels bad for poor JM. He thinks it’s not fair.
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CW: Met police on BBC Panorama
Interestingly, it sounds like Sgt Joe McIlvenny was removed from frontline duties before they finished filming this because members of British Transport Police made a complaint after JM told a female member of the public
she should consider taking up sex work (because she was Asian).Inspector Jim Morris is JM’s boss. He feels bad for poor JM. He thinks it’s not fair.
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The Met says it has taken ‘immediate and unprecedented action. Eight officers and one staff member have been suspended. And another two officers have been removed from frontline duties.’
Apparently they’ve ‘dismantled the custody team at Charing Cross, made changes to local leadership, and [are] looking more broadly at other Met detention teams.’
But remember. They knew about all this three years ago.
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The Met says it has taken ‘immediate and unprecedented action. Eight officers and one staff member have been suspended. And another two officers have been removed from frontline duties.’
Apparently they’ve ‘dismantled the custody team at Charing Cross, made changes to local leadership, and [are] looking more broadly at other Met detention teams.’
But remember. They knew about all this three years ago.
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CW: Met police on BBC Panorama
Side note, I wonder where PC Phil Neilson was on the weekend of the big racist march a few weeks ago.
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Side note, I wonder where PC Phil Neilson was on the weekend of the big racist march a few weeks ago.
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CW: Met police on BBC Panorama
PC Phil Neilson wants to ‘put a bullet through the head’ of visa overstayers.
He wants to have guns so he can shoot ‘the ones that shag women’ in the cock and let them bleed out.
He says shag first, then changes it to rape. But, basically, he wants to be able to murder Brown people who have sex with women he believes he’s entitled to.
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PC Phil Neilson wants to ‘put a bullet through the head’ of visa overstayers.
He wants to have guns so he can shoot ‘the ones that shag women’ in the cock and let them bleed out.
He says shag first, then changes it to rape. But, basically, he wants to be able to murder Brown people who have sex with women he believes he’s entitled to.
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PC Phil Neilson says he likes Ukrainians. But he says Middle Eastern and North African people are ‘scum’. He says it’s literally an invasion.
Then he says ‘any foreign person is the worst to deal with.’
I’m sure he’d be the first to say he ‘doesn’t mean’ me; they always tell me that. But, yes, I would be the worst for him to deal with. And yes, I would take pride in that.
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PC Phil Neilson says he likes Ukrainians. But he says Middle Eastern and North African people are ‘scum’. He says it’s literally an invasion.
Then he says ‘any foreign person is the worst to deal with.’
I’m sure he’d be the first to say he ‘doesn’t mean’ me; they always tell me that. But, yes, I would be the worst for him to deal with. And yes, I would take pride in that.
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Retired Chief Constable Sue Fish is speechless.
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Retired Chief Constable Sue Fish is speechless.
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A female officer arrests a man who’s assaulted his pregnant partner, kicking her in the belly and potentially leaving a boot print on her belly.
Sgt Joe McIlvenny releases the man. The female officer isn’t happy. She reminds him what the guy did. JM states blankly before saying ‘That’s what she said.’ Then he shrugs.
She isn’t happy.
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A female officer arrests a man who’s assaulted his pregnant partner, kicking her in the belly and potentially leaving a boot print on her belly.
Sgt Joe McIlvenny releases the man. The female officer isn’t happy. She reminds him what the guy did. JM states blankly before saying ‘That’s what she said.’ Then he shrugs.
She isn’t happy.
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In February 2022, the Independent Office of Police Complaints published a report into the racism, misogyny, bullying, and more at this same police station.
Now we can see what’s changed since then.
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CW: Met police on BBC Panorama
In February 2022, the Independent Office of Police Complaints published a report into the racism, misogyny, bullying, and more at this same police station.
Now we can see what’s changed since then.
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PC Phil Neilson meets the undercover reporter at the pub, but admits he’s reluctant to do so because he thinks the reporter is actually working for Professional Standards.
He then proceeds to tell the reporter about the ways in which he deliberately inflicts pain on detainees he doesn’t like. That’s assault on a minor.
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PC Phil Neilson meets the undercover reporter at the pub, but admits he’s reluctant to do so because he thinks the reporter is actually working for Professional Standards.
He then proceeds to tell the reporter about the ways in which he deliberately inflicts pain on detainees he doesn’t like. That’s assault on a minor.
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A disabled, unarmed teenager in custody throws a *pillow* at officers. Eight officers pile onto him and restrain his arms and legs for 2h as a result.
PC Phil Neilson brags about deliberately inflicting pain on the kid.
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CW: Met police on BBC Panorama
A disabled, unarmed teenager in custody throws a *pillow* at officers. Eight officers pile onto him and restrain his arms and legs for 2h as a result.
PC Phil Neilson brags about deliberately inflicting pain on the kid.
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Sergeant Steve Stamp (aka Stampy) uses his boots to stamp on detainees, causing significant injury.
PC Martin Borg finds it hilarious.
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Sergeant Steve Stamp (aka Stampy) uses his boots to stamp on detainees, causing significant injury.
PC Martin Borg finds it hilarious.
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PC Martin Borg brags about cutting a man’s clothes off him while he was in custody.
The reporter finds video of the event. The detainee ends up in his cell naked.
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PC Martin Borg brags about cutting a man’s clothes off him while he was in custody.
The reporter finds video of the event. The detainee ends up in his cell naked.
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An unnamed officer brags about using his baton to beat an unarmed and restrained man in the back of a police transport van. He uses the phrase ‘red mist’ to describe his actions.
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An unnamed officer brags about using his baton to beat an unarmed and restrained man in the back of a police transport van. He uses the phrase ‘red mist’ to describe his actions.
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An unnamed officer brags about trying to break people’s fingers while fingerprinting them.
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An unnamed officer brags about trying to break people’s fingers while fingerprinting them.
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Sue Fish is about as impressed as you might imagine.
She says it’s supposed to be the minimum force necessary, ‘not the maximum you think you can get away with.’
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Sue Fish is about as impressed as you might imagine.
She says it’s supposed to be the minimum force necessary, ‘not the maximum you think you can get away with.’
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Afterwards, Sgt McIlvenny takes the reporter out of range of CCTV and tells him not to mention the use of force in his official report or else there might be a complaint.
He laughs as he says all this.
Sgt Joe McIlvenny seems like good fun. Sorry, I mean, he seems like he thinks he’s good fun.