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Sir Iain Livingstone says acknowledging issues exist is essential to championing equality
Chris Philp expressed desire to expand use of controversial technology in closed door meetings, according to report
Both Conservatives in Westminster and the SNP at Holyrood are weakening our legal safeguards
Sadiq Khan calls for ‘assurance’ that lessons have been learnt after protest suppression stokes liberty fears
Police apologise hours after Sunak backed their security operation for Saturday’s procession
PM celebrates fulfilling election pledge but Labour and Police Federation accuse government of backfilling earlier cuts
UK regulator says staff in Surrey and Sussex failed to use the public’s personal data lawfully
Academics, think-tanks and local community leaders point to a combination of factors driving the pattern
She would have known ‘something was brewing’, ex-SNP cabinet secretary says
Constabulary inspectorate says forces ‘do not understand’ the growing scale of exploitation
When trust is ebbing away, action must follow
NPCC advises officers to turn a blind eye to part of ‘blunt’ and ‘outdated’ prostitution laws in England and Wales
The successful transformation of Northern Ireland’s police service demonstrates that London can expect better from its disgraced force
Scathing report finds the force is letting down Londoners and its own staff
Rowley pledges change after Casey review lays bare force’s institutional failings
Damning report finds Met to be ‘institutionally racist, misogynistic and homophobic’
Louise Casey’s findings of institutional racism, homophobia and sexism are unsurprising. But this time, there is strong political consensus on reform
Crime tourists who flocked to Nicola Bulley’s village expose the perils of a macabre public pastime
More plans for health service walkouts come as police chiefs warn ministers pay cuts are hitting force recruitment
Surveillance commissioner warns of widespread use of China-made drones and cameras by forces in England and Wales
David Carrick raped and sexually abused 12 women over the course of 17 years
Nearly 34 years after fatal football stadium crush, officers apologise to families of the dead
Shocking details of officer ‘hiding in plain sight’ have undermined public confidence in policing
Case of David Carrick reveals a force which is rotten, but in denial about the scale of its problems
Home Office moves to strengthen checks on officers in the wake of Met Police scandal
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