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A close up of a yellow and blue Taser gun being held in both hands by a male police office just after it has been fired. Two thin wires are coming out of the Taser.

Supreme Court rejects police's Taser payout appeal

Edwin Afriyie, who will receive £24,000, said his case sets an "important precedent" on Taser use.

A wall sign that reads 'JVIP'. There are cars on the adjacent road.

MP calls for investigation into collapse of firm

The collapse of Kent property business JVIP Group triggered losses of £40m for about 150 people.

A shiny gold maneki-neko (beckoning cat) figurine with a red collar sits on a dark surface. The cat has a raised paw, large round eyes, and an exaggerated, slightly distorted face. The background is blurred, showing office-like elements.

Gordon Ramsay restaurant sees 477 lucky cat thefts

The cat figurines known as maneki-neko feature within the TV chef's Lucky Cat restaurants.

Rows of police in riot gear walking down a street in central London. They are all wearing caps and fluorescent yellow tabards and are carrying riot helmets.

Met given more money for capital city policing

Met Police funding increase from government grant as protests in the capital push up costs.

An image showing Edwin Afriyie and his legal team standing outside the Royal Courts of Justice. Left to right: Richard Clayton KC, barrister David Hughes, Edwin Afriyie, and solicitor advocate Kevin Donoghue

Appeal rejected over compensation for Tasered man

Edwin Afriyie was standing with his arms folded while talking to a friend when he was Tasered.

An image showing Edwin Afriyie and his legal team standing outside the Royal Courts of Justice. Left to right: Richard Clayton KC, barrister David Hughes, Edwin Afriyie, and solicitor advocate Kevin Donoghue

Police appeal against compensation for Tasered man

Edwin Afriyie was standing with his arms folded while talking to a friend when he was Tasered.

An image showing Mr Afriyie and his legal team standing outside the Royal Courts of Justice. Left to right: Richard Clayton KC, barrister David Hughes, Edwin Afriyie, and solicitor advocate Kevin Donoghue

Police ordered to pay £24,000 to Tasered driver

Mr Alfriyie has his arms folded when tasered and fell to the ground, banging his head on a ledge.

A man on a bike just before he's arrested by police

Phone snatcher arrested after help from passers-by

Members of the public step in to help officers catch the suspected thief near St Paul's Cathedral.

A police officer from City of London Police stands outside a house

Man arrested for alleged fake car insurance claims

City of London Police say the man is suspected of fraudulently claiming £140,000.