DEVELOPING: Met Chief Condemns 'Reprehensible' Officer Behaviour Amid Urgent Probe

Breaking News: Met Chief Condemns "Reprehensible" Officer Behaviour Amid Urgent Probe Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has apologized for the behavior of some officers at Charing Cross police station, exposed in a BBC Panorama documentary. The footage shows serving officers making sexualized comments to colleagues and sharing racist views about immigrants and Muslims. The Met has suspended eight officers and one staff member, and taken two more off front-line duties after receiving allegations from the BBC. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood called the footage "disturbing" and "sickening". Sir Mark Rowley stated that where there is "incontrovertible evidence" of wrongdoing, accused serving officers will be dismissed within weeks. The Met Police has launched an urgent probe into the matter, with Sir Mark promising to take swift action against those found guilty. This is a developing story. Further updates and reactions are expected as more information becomes available. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*