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Israel-Hamas war: Met Police appeals for footage or images of attack after British citizens confirmed dead | UK News

The Metropolitan Police has appealed for footage or images of last weekend’s attack in Israel after a number of British citizens were confirmed dead in the country.

The force’s counter-terrorism unit is “appealing for anyone in the UK who has direct evidence related to the terrorist attacks”.

It added: “This appeal is directed at anyone who may have already returned from Israel in the past few days.

“There may also be people in the UK who have friends, relatives or loved ones in Israel and have been sent direct messages, images or videos.

“UK nationals are among those who were killed or are missing.

“Specialist officers are in close contact with colleagues in the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) to act upon information about UK nationals being received.”

The police are discouraging people from sending them footage or information from social media, online sources and media reports.

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Cleverly runs for cover in Israel

Seventeen British nationals, including children, are feared to have been killed or are missing in the country, Sky News understands.

Four British men have been confirmed to have died as a result of the incursion.

Jake Marlowe, a security guard at the Supernova music festival raided by Hamas over the weekend, was confirmed dead today.

Jake Marlowe working as a security guard in southern Israel
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Jake Marlowe was working as a security guard in southern Israel

The 26-year-old’s parents, Lisa and Michael Marlowe, said: “We are heartbroken to have to inform you the crushing news that our son Jake has been confirmed dead in southern Israel.”

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The three others of those known to have died are Israeli army member Nathanel Young, Bernard Cowan from Scotland, and photographer Dan Darlington.

Hamas launched the attack on Saturday morning, indiscriminately firing thousands of rockets from Gaza into Israel.

After its militants crossed the border, on foot and using various modes of transport – including several on paragliders – Israel retaliated with air strikes in the Gaza Strip.

Since the initial assault, at least 1,200 Israelis and 1,100 Palestinians have been killed.

Former Labour MP Paul Clark jailed over child abuse images | Politics News

A former Labour MP has been jailed for more than two years for making and distributing child abuse images.

Paul Clark, who represented Gillingham in Kent for 13 years, was sentenced to 28 months in prison at Maidstone Crown Court on Friday.

A total of 1,446 indecent images of children were found on five electronic devices at Clark’s home, which also revealed online chats in which he “discussed his sexual desires” and distributed the material, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said.

The court heard that Clark initially made no comment when he was arrested at his home by the National Crime Agency (NCA), but that he later told officers: “I know why you’re here”, and “I kept telling myself to stop”.

Clark pleaded guilty to three counts of making indecent images of children and six counts of distributing indecent images of children between April 2013 and May 2021 last December.

Clark was elected to parliament in 1997 but lost his seat at the 2010 general election.

During his time in parliament, he served as parliamentary private secretary to the then-deputy prime minister, John Prescott, as well as education secretary Ed Balls.

He was also a parliamentary under-secretary for the Department for Transport from October 2008 to May 2010.

Clark must sign sex offenders register

The court heard there was no evidence that any of Clark’s offending took place while he was in office.

Clark has also been issued with a 10-year sexual harm prevention order and must sign the sex offenders register.

Catrin Attwell, from the CPS’s organised child sexual abuse unit, said: “Paul Clark knew he was in possession of and shared indecent images of children but did not admit his wrongdoing when interviewed under caution.

“When later presented with the overwhelming evidence, he pleaded guilty.

“Examination of the electronic devices revealed offences relating to indecent images of children on five devices, this included imagery of children as young as three and a high number of moving images.

“The electronic devices also revealed chatlogs in which Clark discussed his sexual desires, distributed indecent images of children to others for their sexual gratification and used social media to identify and talk to users under the age of 18.”

Police officers facing prosecution after leaking of death scene images | UK News

A police officer and former officer in Northern Ireland are facing prosecution, following the leaking of images from the scenes of sudden deaths.

The two will be prosecuted for alleged misconduct in public office, a decision announced by the region’s Public Prosecution Service (PPS).

It is understood that one of the officers has already been dismissed from the Police Service of Northern Ireland while the other has been suspended.

The prosecution is being launched by the PPS in response to evidence contained in an investigation file by the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland.

The Operation Warwick investigation examined a number of incidents, including the alleged sharing of images taken at the scenes of sudden deaths.

It has already resulted in a decision to prosecute one person for three counts of improper use of a public electronic communications network contrary to the Communications Act 2003.

Following the submission of a separate file by the PSNI, the individual is being prosecuted in connection with the alleged sharing of imagery captured at the scenes of sudden deaths.

That case is at the hearing stage.

Four families connected to the investigations after the death of a loved one are being kept informed, the PPS said.

A PSNI spokesperson said: “The criminal investigation is being carried out by the Police Ombudsman.

“It would be inappropriate to comment further at this time.”

Mother makes ‘desperate’ public plea to help find missing Owami Davies – as police release CCTV images | UK News

The mother of a missing student nurse has made an emotional plea for information, as the police release CCTV images.

Owami Davies, 24, has been missing since 4 July after she left her family home in Grays, Essex.

She was last seen on Derby Road in West Croydon, South London on 7 July and almost a month after her disappearance, her mother, Nicol Davies, said “it is obvious that someone out there has seen something”.

“I am begging, I am asking for the public’s help, from the people, to say if you know, if you have heard or seen her, or she passed you, please speak up,” she said.

“All we really want is to find her, all we really need is for her to come home or to know her whereabouts.

“I sit here as a desperate mother at the mercy of anyone that knows or heard something to help me find my baby, that’s all I’m asking, just help to find her.

“Or her, if she’s somewhere and hears this, to please come home. We miss her so much, her brothers and myself miss her, need her.

“We are not complete, we just want her to come home and, again, if she is listening she should know she’s not in trouble.”

Ms Davies, who is a mother of three, added that her daughter was “really happy” and had about two months left of her nursing course, with a job secured at Guy’s and St Thomas’ hospital.

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Police have released CCTV images of Ms Davies

She added that Ms Davies worked in A&E during the pandemic and that the family had planned to go to Spain and Disneyland Paris on holiday.

She said: “We had so many things on our calendar that we still needed to do.”

She added: “She’s a lovely person. Owami’s caring, she likes to help. She doesn’t hold grudges. She loves her brothers, she dotes on her brothers. She loves me. As much as we love her.”

The Metropolitan Police has released new images of the night Ms Davies was last seen in a shop and CCTV of her in Derby Road.

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The inquiry is still being treated as missing persons investigation

Investigators are looking to speak to the driver of a white van, that was parked on the road.

Ms Davies was with a man and crossed the road just as the van pulled out, police said, adding the driver would have had a “good opportunity” to see both of them.

The Met Police said this remains a missing person enquiry.

A 32-year-old man arrested on suspicion of murder at an address in South Croydon remains in custody and two other men, aged 27 and 23, were arrested in the Croydon area for the same offence.