58 m. ago Stockwell Six final member has name cleared over infamous robbery

Ronald De Souza finally has his conviction quashed after being fitted up more than 50 Years ago aged just 17 by the now notorious corrupt and racist police officer Derek Ridgewell

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90 m. ago Final member of the Stockwell Six cleared after false accusation from corrupt police officer

Ronald De Souza had been accused of trying to rob British Transport Police officer Derek Ridgewell

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6 h. ago Fire breaks out at West Lothian nursery as police called in to investigate

The incident was reported to officers at around 7.20am on Monday, July 16. Police carried out enquiries at Jigsaw Childcare in Broxburn.

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8 h. ago ‘I did not bring my daughters to die’: Russian mother defends decision to live in cave in India

Indian police officials patrolling the slippery trails of Ramteertha Hills in Karnataka, find Russian woman who had made a home deep in the woods with her daughters, aged five and six, Shweta Sharma reports

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14 h. ago Murderer of Tory MP Sir David Amess was described as a 'great person' by police counter

The murderer of Tory MP Sir David Amess was described as a 'great person' by a police counter-terrorism official during a botched risk assessment before the killing.

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16 h. ago Harrowing warning about police racism as 'lack of leadership courage' fears raised

A new report by the Independent Scrutiny and Oversight Board (ISOB) says the Home Office must clarify how the Government's Police Race Action Plan (PRAP) will continue beyond next year and said the Home Office must be 'hands on'

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18 h. ago French police 'launch probe into Kylian Mbappe over £156,000 payments to officers'... with Real Madrid star 'ready to answer questions'

The payments are believed to be linked to Mbappe's promise to donate his 2022 World Cup prize money to the personnel who guarded the team throughout the tournament.

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19 h. ago Drunk man punched girlfriend and assaulted police officer during arrest

Ethan Jones, 22, was under the influence of alcohol and drugs when he punched his girlfriend and broke her glasses, before smashing up items in his mother's home.

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22 h. ago Police face ban from marching in Pride parades after court rules it breaches impartiality

The Chief Constable of Northumbria Police acted unlawfully when she allowed uniformed officers to march under a transgender flag at a Pride event last year, a judge ruled today.

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26 h. ago Hegseth raged at DOGE official who was accused of calling the police to the Pentagon, report says

Defense secretary allegedly questioned what gave the DOGE staffer the authority to evict someone from government property

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30 h. ago "I hope that bizzy got a good punch": The mum who hit a police officer after launching glasses and chairs in Wetherspoons

Lucy Cleary had to be subdued with incapacitant spray following the drunken attack

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43 h. ago Lawyer says an Alabama teen who was killed by police was shot in the back

Attorneys for the family of an Alabama teenager who was shot and killed by a police officer last month say an independent autopsy determined he was shot in the back

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50 h. ago Migrant hotel in Essex is graffitied with slogans telling asylum seekers to 'go home' after violent protests broke out when Ethiopian resident was charged with sexually assaulting girl

Uniformed police officers were seen at the Bell Hotel in Epping this morning in discussion with private security guards outside the front of the shabby hostel located on the edge of the historic forest.

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53 h. ago Jeremy Clarkson slams 'fun police' as first Hawkstone beer advert 'banned'

‘The fun police in their beige offices have decided that the public can’t be trusted to watch it’ — Jeremy Clarkson

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55 h. ago Drug dealer congratulates police after officers chase down vehicle with £1 million of cocaine in boot

A drug dealer who was stashing £1 million of cocaine in his car boot congratulated police after they caught him following a high chase pursuit.

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56 h. ago Cardiff lockdown: Armed police rush to city's streets as 'avoid the area' warning is issued

Police officers including specially trained firearms officers have been pictured on two streets in Cardiff, Wales as roads were shut down and expect to remain closed "for some time"

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61 h. ago UK facial recognition trial sees fugitive drug dealer caught after 13 years

A 38-year-old man wanted on a European arrest warrant since 2012 for assaulting a police officer with a weapon and drug dealing in Poland has been arrested after a facial recognition app match

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63 h. ago Police officer, 32, is charged after unmarked cop car crashed into teenage pedestrian

PC Dan Parsons, 32, based in South Gloucestershire, was driving the vehicle in Bristol as he responded to an emergency on Sunday, November 24.

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66 h. ago Who is Dan Bongino? FBI deputy at center of Maga fallout over Epstein files

Bongino appears to be on course to be the Trump administration’s first casualty of the Epstein files falloutThe future of the deputy FBI director, Dan Bongino, is unclear after he stormed out of a meeting with Pam Bondi, the attorney general, and told friends he was considering quitting over the controversy surrounding Jeffrey Epstein.Bongino, a former New York police officer and Secret Service agent who helped protect George W Bush and Barack Obama, appears on course to be the Trump administration’s first casualty of the Epstein fallout, which is threatening to split the “Make America great again” (Maga) movement Continue reading...

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3 d. ago Heatwaves have caused 10,000 excess deaths in England in past four years, says Miliband – UK politics live

Energy secretary addresses MPs, telling them the UK is getting hotter and wetter with three times the number of days above 30 degreesAs Rowena Mason revealed recently, No 10 has issued guidance that in effect bans civil servants from any level of speaking at events where journalists are present.Today the Times has published a letter signed by almost 30 experts – including former senior officials, thinktank leaders, academics and union leader – saying this policy is a mistake because it is having “a chilling effect on public discussion” and that it should be withdrawn. They say:The government’s new guidance that prevents public officials from participating properly in public or stakeholder events is a mistake. Effective government relies on public servants, whose salaries are paid by the taxpayer, hearing directly from businesses, charities, academics and citizens to help them make better policy. They should be able to explain government activity to those same groups. Continue readin...

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