Heathrow
Yes, as in the airport.
BBC News - London riots arrests reach 2,000, Met Police says
The Met PolicePublic Relations Plan criminal investigations are in full swing. Trying to repair the reputation damage accrued in the first days of the riots, when they had insufficient officers and the wrong tactics.
Looking better now, good.
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BBC News - England riots: What happened to the rioters in court?
Interesting numbers.
BBC News said:The Metropolitan Police said it has now arrested more than 2,000 people in connection with rioting and looting across London earlier this month.
Scotland Yard said that 2,006 people had been arrested and of those 1,135 had been charged.
Separate figures from the Ministry of Justice show that, across England, almost 1,500 people have appeared in court to answer riot-related charges.
Some 70% of alleged offenders have been remanded in custody.
Scotland Yard said 954 of those charged over London's disturbances had already appeared before the court, 82 had been sentenced and 42 jailed.
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The Met Police
Looking better now, good.
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BBC News - England riots: What happened to the rioters in court?
BBC News said:As at 23 August,2011
More than 3,000 people were arrested in connection with the riots in towns and cities around England. Latest figures from the Ministry of Justice say 1,474 suspects have appeared in court - most of them in London.
* Regional breakdown of court appearances
# London 64%
# Greater Manchester 12%
# West Midlands 9%
# Nottingham 4%
# Merseyside 4%
# Rest of England & Wales 6%
# England riots: Court snapshot
# 1,474 Appeared in court up to 24 August
# 22% Under-18s
# 90% Male
# 70% Remanded in custody
(# 10% Usual custody remand rate)
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Interesting numbers.