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Why Graham Linehan’s freedom of speech matters
Why is our government arresting people for tweets?
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Blame Rotherham sexual abuse on misogyny – not immigration
Allegations about police abuse of women and girls in Yorkshire undermine the grooming gangs narrative pushed by the right.
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The grooming gang fallout is only just beginning
Yvette Cooper’s statement on the Casey report revealed 15 years of national failure.
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Another week, another encounter with the long arm of the law
Despite my best efforts, it seems my council tax bill has come a-knocking.
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How the student Gaza protests went global
Pro-Palestine protests are proliferating across Western universities – but only the US has responded with military-grade police violence.
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Why we need more neighbourhood policing
People are worried about crime and anti-social behaviour. Tackling these issues is essential to improving pride in place.
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Why politicians should stay out of policing
The risks and responsibilities of policing protests are ones Suella Braverman should be relieved do not belong to her.
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The UK is starting to accept that prison doesn’t work
As the Justice Secretary has recognised, short sentences are not effective in reducing reoffending.
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“Soft left but not soft”: the rise of Louise Haigh
How the shadow transport secretary and prolific networker transcended Labour’s factional divides.
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“A slow-motion emergency”: inside Britain’s failing police forces
Incompetent, corrupt, outdated: policing needs revolution not reform.
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Ex-Met Police detective: “We made suspects bolder and braver”
Jess McDonald, who left the Metropolitan Police two years ago, opens up about the problems – and misconceptions – of…
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France’s forces of law and disorder
French police have declared themselves “at war” with rioters. How did the state’s protectors become a threat to its future?
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The rotten heart of the French republic
The crisis in France only benefits the hard right, who will exploit it to reshape French politics.
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Keir Starmer: This is what I believe
Why we need a new mission-driven politics to renew Britain and defeat the enemies of progress.
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The Met on the prowl, welcome to our new Lord Chancellor, and being mistaken for a minor royal
An American lady leaned in and whispered, “Are you going to the coronation?” This is where things went wrong.
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Is police recruitment a rare government success?
Downing Street has fulfilled its pledge to hire 20,000 more officers – but Rishi Sunak doesn’t want to talk about…
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Why we should break up the Met
The “bad apples” defence does not explain why toxic people are attracted to the police.
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How Labour hopes to restore faith in the police
Sarah Jones, the shadow policing minister, knows what crime feels like. Now she is planning to fight police misogyny and…
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Police on standby for polling station abuse over voter ID
UK election planners are preparing for tensions at the May local elections as voters need photo identification for the first…
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