Two British Transport Police (BTP) detectives are under investigation for alleged failures to progress or supervise an investigation into sexual assaults by Simon Levy on the London Underground in October 2024, which led to murders.

Stephen Parkinson, the director of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), has apologized for significant failings in the case of rapist-murderer Simon Levy, admitting that the court should have been informed that the sex offender was under investigation for even more serious offenses.

A woman assaulted by serial sex offender Simon Levy recounts her ordeal, stating that police decisions allowed him to commit further attacks, including two murders and another rape.

A jury was told a woman struggled to breathe during an alleged rape by Simon Levy, 40, who is also accused of two murders. Levy, a convicted sexual predator, denies the charges.

The sentencing of registered sex offender Simon Levy is being examined for what it reveals about the justice system's failures to protect and hear women, particularly those most vulnerable to violence.

The Metropolitan Police chief has admitted to mistakes made during the investigation into Simon Levy's case, while simultaneously defending the overall handling of the murder inquiries. This statement comes amidst scrutiny of the police's actions in the high-profile case.

Simon Levy, from Tottenham, has been handed a whole life sentence for the murder of two women and the rape of a third, meaning he will spend the rest of his life in prison.

A woman attacked by serial sex offender Simon Levy feels betrayed that he was allowed to commit further crimes, including murder and rape, due to previous decisions that left him free.

Two Metropolitan Police officers are under investigation for misconduct following the conviction of Simon Levy for the double murder of two women and the rape of a third.

Simon Levy, 40, from Tottenham, has pleaded not guilty to the murders of Carmenza Valencia-Trujillo, 54, and Sheryl Wilkins, 39, as well as one count of rape.

Simon Levy, a 41-year-old double murderer, has been charged with assault occasioning actual bodily harm and intentional strangulation after allegedly attacking a prison guard.

The Metropolitan Police are facing accusations of failing to adequately handle the Simon Levy case and being incapable of change, with critics claiming they prioritize certain victims over others. The mother of murdered sisters voiced concerns about the police's effectiveness.

Laura, one of two women who reported being sexually assaulted by Simon Levy in 2018, described how her nightmare became 'real life' after trying to warn police about him.

London's Metropolitan Police have acknowledged that a series of errors and missed opportunities could have prevented the murder committed by serial sex offender Simon Levy, who was already a registered sex offender.

A court has been told that police dropped a Tottenham rape investigation involving Simon Levy before the accused sexual predator went on to kill two women.