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And it’s even made its way over to London. Streatham RedHawks, the capital’s longest-running and most popular ice hockey team, noticed a spike in ticket sales as soon as the series started airing in the UK. “We've sold out to the last three weekends, which I can't not think is to do with the show,” says Dylan Dix, a player at the RedHawks. “Ever since the show came out, we’ve had a lot more interest,” agrees manager Graham D’Anger, who says “nothing of this scale” has happened to ice hockey in the UK before. “It’s both in terms of playing and people coming down to watch.

Overall, 171 people were arrested as part of the action last month, including 60 detained for removal from Britain.

Bangladeshi and Indian riders caught in Newham, east London were among those detained.

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood also joined an operation in Streatham, where delivery drivers were stopped and their papers checked.

Video footage released by the Home Office shows officers escorting an arrested man into the back of an immigration enforcement van.

Elizabeth line service improves

There are now minor delays on the Elizabeth line.

Elizabeth line disruption

The Elizabeth line disruption is expected until 1.00pm. Trains may still be cancelled, delayed by up to 30 minutes or revised.

You can use your ticket on the following alternative routes:

c2c between London Fenchurch Street and Upminster

Great Western Railway between London Paddington and Reading

London Buses and local buses between Reading and Brentwood

London Overground between Romford and Upminster

A man in his 20s was treated at the scene for a stab wound and the Met Police confirmed his injuries are not life-changing or life-threatening.

Footage from the incident appeared to show someone being treated by paramedics on the busy street.

One witness told the Standard they were left feeling “really uneasy and scared” following the attack.

Streatham resident Becky Hill described how she saw a young man bleeding.

She said: “There was blood on their neck and at the scene.

His condition was discovered following an MRI scan in 2019, undertaken as part of a medical trial.

Despite having always been fit, healthy, and experiencing "zero symptoms," Mr Ward described the detection as "a freakish amount of luck," believing the tumour might have otherwise gone unnoticed.

Since his diagnosis, Mr Ward, an active runner, has completed 18 marathons. His ambitious goal is to surpass the existing Guinness World Record for individual marathon fundraising, which stands at £2,330,159.38 and was established in 2011.

The device is linked to a separate criminal case being probed by the force’s Anti-Corruption Command under the direction of the Independent Office for Police Conduct, Scotland Yard said.

Flanagan-Clark, attached to the North West local investigations team, appeared upset and wiped his eyes in the dock at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Friday.

He appeared charged with a single count of perverting the course of justice.