LONDON (Reuters) – Mark Rowley, Britain’s former counter-terrorism police chief who led investigations into a series of attacks in 2017, was on Friday named the new head of London’s beleaguered police force which has been reeling from a series of crisis. Home Secretary Priti Patel said Rowley was taking on the job as Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police after it had been severely undermined by a number of significant failings. “Rebuilding public trust and delivering on crime reduction must be his priority,” she said. (Reporting by Michael Holden; editing by William James)