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Manchester police officer suspended over ‘kicking and stamping’ video
A police officer has been suspended and the independent police watchdog is investigating – after footage shared online showed a man being kicked and stamped on the head, at Manchester airport.
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Watch Channel 4 News’ live debate – ‘The UK Decides: Immigration, Law and Order’.
Watch Channel 4 News’ live debate – ‘The UK Decides: Immigration, Law and Order’.
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Wallasey shooting: 26-year-old woman dead and four injured
A 26-year-old woman has died after she was shot in the head as she was out celebrating Christmas with family and friends.
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Family pay tribute to father killed on train
He would have celebrated his 52 birthday today: the family of Lee Pomeroy who was killed on a train in Surrey say he’d been taking his teenage son on a trip to London when he was stabbed. Police say a suspect is being questioned.
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Samantha Eastwood’s family thank the public after midwife’s body found
The family of the midwife Samantha Eastwood have thanked the public for their support during the search for her – after a body was found in the Staffordshire countryside. Three men are still being held by police, one of them on suspicion of murdering the 28-year-old. Our North of England Correspondent Clare Fallon is near…
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Worboys case prompts Parole Board reform plans
Despite being suspected of attacking more than 100 women, John Worboys was granted parole after spending a decade in jail. Two of the women he attacked successfully challenged that decision and he remains behind bars. Now the government has set out plans to reform the parole system.
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Home Secretary says police cuts not to blame for rise in violence
Amber Rudd has insisted that police cuts are not to blame for rising violence – a day before a new government strategy to tackle street crime is unveiled. The Offensive Weapons Bill for England and Wales will impose tougher restrictions on the sale of knives and corrosive substances online. It also proposes stopping knives from…
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What solutions are there to London’s violent crime problem?
Leroy Logan is a former superintendent in the Metropolitan police. He retired in 2013 after 30 years’ service. Sephton Henry was a former gang member in London for 16 years and now works for Gangsline – a charity supporting young people involved in gang culture. And Temi Mwale is the founder of the community organisation…
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Harriet Wistrich: “Many of these women still live with the aftermath”
Solicitor Harriet Wistrich has represented some of the victims of the ‘black cab rapist’ John Worboys, who is to be released on licence having served just ten years of that life sentence.
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Crime up in England and Wales
The number of crimes recorded by the police in England and Wales has topped five million for the first time in a decade – that’s 13 per cent higher than the year before. Police are now dealing with more violent incidents, and almost a fifth more sexual offence crimes.
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Largest crime rise in a decade
The largest rise in crime for a decade has been recorded in England and Wales, with the biggest increase in violent and sexual crime. This, as the Home Office revealed police numbers are at their lowest since 1985.
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Teenage asylum seeker attacked in Croydon
Police have arrested six people on suspicion of attempted murder after a teenage asylum seeker was attacked on a suburban street while a crowd of people looked on.
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Nine in ten burglaries unsolved
It’s not just the NHS which is strapped for cash. New figures show that nine out of ten burglaries remain unsolved… as limited resources force police to prioritise the crimes they investigate.
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Judge warns women of rape risk if they get drunk
In her last word before retiring from the judging circuit – Lindsey Kushner warned women they could be at greater risk of being raped if they get drunk.
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Police watchdog re-investigates case of Tasered man
Senior judges have ordered the independent police watchdog to re-investigate the police Taser death of a factory worker in Manchester. In the first ruling of its kind, the High Court quashed the IPCC’s original inquiry into the death of Jordon Begley in 2013, which cleared any officer of blame.