Metropolitan Police commissioner Sir Mark Rowley warned the UK faces a “long and sustained threat” from Iranian state plots and accused “hostile states and competitor cities” of spreading false claims that London is unsafe

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Sir Mark Rowley's warning indicates a heightened risk perception around Iran's influence and activities in the UK, which could result in increased geopolitical tensions. This could affect market sentiment, particularly in sectors sensitive to political stability and security, such as travel, tourism, and real estate. It's crucial to monitor how this narrative evolves, as it may have longer-term repercussions for investments in London and perceptions of safety for foreign capital.

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