6 h. ago Police Scotland are under fire over failing to disclose how many controversial non

The force are under fire over failing to disclose how many controversial non-crime hate incidents they log amid claims the data is being buried.

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10 h. ago Woman in her 80s found dead on Great Barrier Reef’s Lizard Island after failing to return to cruise ship

Police say death was ‘sudden and non-suspicious’ as investigations into incident continueA woman in her 80s has been found dead after failing to board a cruise ship anchored off an island in the Great Barrier Reef.Queensland police confirmed the woman had died on Lizard Island, about 240km from Cairns. Her death was described as “sudden and non-suspicious”. Continue reading...

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5 d. ago Keir Starmer announces new funding to protect mosques after suspected arson attack

Around £10million will be made available to mosques and Muslim faith centres for security measures such as CCTV and alarm systems to protect them from hate crimes and attacks

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5 d. ago PM announces £10m additional funding to protect British Muslims from hate crime

On Thursday, Sir Keir Starmer announced the funding boost following a visit to the Peacehaven Mosque in East Sussex.

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5 d. ago Disturbing hate messages sprayed onto bus stop in Scots town

It is allegedly the second hate crime to take place in the Highland town after the local mosque on the same street was targeted last month.

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6 d. ago Two women assaulted 'due to their sexuality' in suspected north London hate crime

Police appeal after assault on Holloway Road left two women in hospital

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6 d. ago Two women assaulted 'due to sexuality' in north London hate crime

Two women assaulted 'due to sexuality' in north London hate crime  London Evening Standard

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6 d. ago Furious victims of Britain's 'thought police' demand forces go further after the Met vows to stop investigating 'non

The Met has announced it will end the practice of investigating 'non-crime hate incidents' - or NCHIs - after dropping a case against Father Ted writer Graham Linehan over posts about trans activists.

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6 d. ago Furious victims of Britain's 'thought police' demand forces go further after the Met vows to stop investigating 'non crime hate incidents'

The Met has announced it will end the practice of investigating 'non-crime hate incidents' - or NCHIs - after dropping a case against Father Ted writer Graham Linehan over posts about trans activists.

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6 d. ago JULIE BINDEL: At last the Met has woken from its Orwellian fever dream and given up the policing of hurt feelings

JULIE BINDEL: Finally, a victory for common sense. That was my first reaction to the news that the Metropolitan Police will no longer investigate so-called non‑ crime hate incidents (NCHIs).

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7 d. ago The most innocuous cases probed by Britain's 'Thought Police' as Met finally vows to stop investigating 'non crime hate incidents' and focus on catching real criminals

One could argue some incidents might not be in good taste - but that does mean they warrant police investigation?

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7 d. ago Communities will welcome focus on ‘actual hate crime’, says justice minister

The Metropolitan Police has indicated it will stop investigating non-crime hate incidents.

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8 d. ago London's Metropolitan Police says officers will stop investigating controversial 'non

The Met Police have said that they will no longer be investigating non-hate crime incidents to help provide a 'clearer direction for officers' and to 'reduce ambiguity'.

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9 d. ago Travel chaos on London trains after cable theft at railway junction

The incident is being investigated by British Transport Police and is expected to cause disruptions on Sunday

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9 d. ago Boy, 17, arrested after woman, 75, dies in suspected arson attack at house

'We understand that reports of this nature can be concerning however we are not looking for anyone else in connection with this incident'

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9 d. ago Aston Villa reportedly told stewards they could miss Maccabi Tel Aviv match

Club cited possible safety ‘concerns’ after West Midlands police decided to ban Maccabi fans from fixtureAston Villa told matchday stewards they would not have to work during the club’s Europa League fixture against the Israeli football team Maccabi Tel Aviv, citing possible “concerns” over safety, it has been reported.West Midlands police decided to ban Maccabi fans from the forthcoming match, after saying the force would not be able to police the fixture safely owing to “violent clashes and hate crime offences” at a previous match in Amsterdam in 2024. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Hamilton hate crime probe after teen girls shout 'racial abuse' at man in supermarket

The incident happened around 9.20pm on Sunday, October 12.

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1 week ago Gay senior police officer slams ‘vile’ ableist and homophobic attack on comedian Rosie Jones

Ch Supt Chris Casey says ‘utterly abhorrent’ hate-filled intimidation and violence will not be tolerated on transport network

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2 w. ago Nursery shut down after 'incident involving staff member' as police investigate

A nursery has been 'temporarily suspended' by Ofsted following an incident on Monday - police are now investigating and the parents of the child involved receiving support

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2 w. ago All beliefs are welcome in London – we cannot allow extremists to divide us | Sadiq Khan

Attacks against Jewish and Muslim communities are on the rise, and some politicians are exacerbating tensions by appealing to our worst instinctsSadiq Khan is mayor of LondonFor the first time in three years, hate crime in England and Wales is on the rise. The latest statistics released by the Home Office, showing religiously motivated offences at a record level, are deeply disturbing. But for those who have witnessed some of the appalling scenes on our city’s streets in recent months, they will not be surprising.Over the past two years, Jewish people have faced a rising tide of antisemitism, and the heinous terrorist attack in Manchester on Yom Kippur was a terrible reminder of just how pervasive this poisonous form of hatred continues to be. Between January and June, the Community Security Trust reported more than 1,500 antisemitic incidents. A survey by the Institute for Jewish Policy Research found that 35% of Jewish people feel unsafe in the UK.Sadiq Khan is the mayor of London...

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