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‘The deepest cuts I have ever known’ – Sir Hugh Orde
Sir Hugh Orde, head of the association of chief police officers, tells Channel 4 News that the latest round of cuts are the deepest he has ever known.
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Plebgate: no evidence of police corruption – Orde
Sir Hugh Orde, president of the Association of Chief Police Officers, tells Channel 4 News the Andrew Mitchell affair is not “evidence of routine or endemic issues around corruption”.
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Police made the decisions, not ministers, says Orde
Senior police chief Sir Hugh Orde says Home Secretary Theresa May had no role in “more robust tactics”, no power to cancel police leave, and that the return of MPs from holiday was “an irrelevance”.
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Police cuts put public safety at risk warns Acpo
Cuts to the police budget could compromise the safety of the public, warns the head of the Association of Chief Police Officers, Sir Hugh Orde.
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Judges should ‘sign off covert policing’
All undercover police operations should be approved by a judge before they begin, the head of the Association of Chief Police Officers, Sir Hugh Orde, tells a meeting of human rights activists.
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‘Third world’ bail system slammed by former Murdoch lawyer
Police will lose the power to bail people indefinitely under plans announced by the home secretary, lawyer Tom Crone says the system is “grotesque”.
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Police cuts: a stark warning from Northern Ireland
As the head of Northern Ireland’s Police Federation warns of “catastrophic” consequences from possible budget cuts of over £100m, Channel 4 News examines why NI’s police still occupy a unique role.
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Police call for Mitchell sacking after meeting
The chairman of the West Mercia branch of the Police Federation says Andrew Mitchell’s position as the Conservative chief whip is untenable and the minister has no option but to resign.
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Policing undercover policing: how far is too far?
As police watchdog HMIC reviews the use of undercover officers, Home Affairs Correspondent Simon Israel asks if we can trust them to robustly challenge how far operations go in the world of protest.
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Should swearing at the police remain illegal?
As a judge rules that swearing at the police is so common it’s unlikely to cause offence, the Police Federation tells Channel 4 News that decriminalising it would be a “slippery slope”.
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‘Met police will be world’s best’ vows Hogan-Howe
As Scotland Yard’s new commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe pledges to make the country’s biggest police force the “best in the world,” his appointment still rankles with some officers across the country.
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Bernard Hogan-Howe named as Met police chief
Bernard Hogan-Howe, a former Merseyside police chief renowned for his tough tactics against gangs, is named the new head of Scotland Yard.
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FactCheck: The Met’s bombshell bill for the London riots
After the funeral of Mark Duggan today, whose death sparked the riots a month ago, it is understood that police forces from Cornwall to Northumbria will finally leave the capital – ending four weeks of unprecedented extra support for the Metropolitan Police. Will the government pay up, or will the police foot the bill? FactCheck investigates.
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Police ‘prevented riots’ at Olympic site
Top police chiefs defend their response to England’s riots, telling the Home Affairs Select Committee they prevented attacks on the Olympic site by monitoring social media.
