Met Police tells Army to stand down in firearms revolt: Force says enough armed officers have returned to duty that they now don't need military help - after the SAS were put on standby following mass walkout over colleague's murder charge

Members of the SAS and regular soldiers had been poised to fill in on the capital's streets for the first time in over a century following a revolt by armed police within Scotland Yard.

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