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Two charged over £40m jewel raid Two charged over £40m jewel raid
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Two men have been charged in connection with a £40m armed robbery at a central London jewellery store, the Metropolitan Police said. Two men have been charged in connection with a £40m armed robbery at a central London jewellery store.
The charges follow a raid in which two men armed with handguns stole 43 pieces from Graff jewellers in New Bond Street on 6 August. Craig Calderwood, 26, and Solomun Beyene, 24, are accused of "conspiring with others" to rob Graff jewellers in New Bond Street, Scotland Yard said.
Two shots were fired during the robbery, the biggest jewellery raid ever in the UK. Mr Calderwood, of no fixed abode, and Mr Beyene, of north London, have also been charged with a firearms offence in connection with the raid on 6 August.
The pair are due to appear before Wimbledon magistrates on Friday.
Two shots were fired during the robbery, in which 43 items were taken. It was the biggest jewellery raid ever in the UK.
Insurers have put up a £1m reward in an effort to find those responsible.Insurers have put up a £1m reward in an effort to find those responsible.