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Home Office spends £650,000 detaining terrorist suspects

Terrorist suspects subject to control orders have cost the Home Office more than £650,000 since 2005

18 November 2009

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The debate on control orders

Better than cure

Sir Norman Bettison explains why the Prevent strand of the Government's counter-terrorism strategy is so important

05 November 2009

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The true Ronnie

Award winner dedicated to Mersey beat

PC Shaun Brady, Jane's Police Review Community Police Officer of the Year 2009. (Guzelian)

Jane's Police Review has named PC Shaun Brady, of Merseyside Police, as the Community Police Officer of the Year 2009.

29 October 2009

Review to assess officers' responses in rape cases

The Government will review the way police officers in England and Wales deal with rape cases

23 September 2009

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Technology catches up with rapist 20 years later

New season sees arrests on transport soar

As ugly scenes of hooliganism at British football grounds mar the beginning of the new season, the chief constable of British Transport Police says this has been one of the worst starts to a season in a long time.

03 September 2009

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British Transport Police compile league table of most rowdy football fans

Watchdog warns service over stray bullets

The IPCC has warned police bullets could injure the public. (PA)

Police Review can reveal ACPO and the Home Office are investigating the issue of potential 'over-penetration' – when ammunition passes through a target's body – in police shootings.

01 September 2009

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Gunfights in Rio greet new police chief

You will sink if you cannot swim, potential new bobbies are told

Chief constables could be given the power to reject potential officers who cannot swim

06 August 2009

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Setting standards

Inspectors blast force for 'dangerous' prison cells

The prisons and police inspectorates have condemned the poor state of Cambridgeshire Constabulary's prison cells as 'wholly indefensible'.

05 August 2009

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Terrorism suspect detention extension plans widely criticised

'Mutual distrust' and poor communication led to G20 clashes

MPs on the Joint Select Committee on Human Rights have recommended independent negotiators be used to improve communication between police and protestors.

29 July 2009

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Riot acts

Situation critical

A new course is available to police forces aimed at ensuring sergeants are able to handle 'critical incidents' when they happen on their patch.

14 July 2009

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Being streetwise means being street-effective

Setting standards

Back in 2005, Denis O'Connor said the 43 force structure in England andWales was not fit for purpose. Sarah Bebbington finds out how he now sees the future of the police service in his post as HM chief inspector of constabulary

02 July 2009

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Better together

Better together

As forces face severe budget constraints, collaborative working has become a growing feature of policing.

01 July 2009

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Service stalemate

Service stalemate

Andy Hayman, former Met counter-terrorism lead, argues that the UK needs national agency to tackle international terrorism rather than outdated structures that hamper the police service.

25 June 2009

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Anti-terrorism training: Pursue

Chief of Baghdad

After a year spent training the Iraq National Police forces in Basra and Baghdad, Det Ch Supt Geoff Cooper talks about life and policing in the war-torn country

02 June 2009

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Farewell to arms

League goal to reduce match day officers

As the Football League says matchday commanders sometimes use more officers than necessary to police games, ACPO calls for more clarity on charging clubs for policing.

19 June 2009

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British Transport Police compile league table of most rowdy football fans