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Don’t stop Notting Hill carnival – we should celebrate it

Letters: There’s much to celebrate in the carnival, despite its challenges, argues former Met policeman Mick Free. Plus memories from long-time carnival-goer Zoe Baker

The Guardian - UK

Thieves Stole a Semi Full of Pricey Porsche Race Cars

Police have found the tractor, but the trailer containing $1.5 million worth of cars and equipment remains missing.

Motor1

X restricted in Tanzania - here's how to get around the block

Heading off to Tanzania? Here's why you need to use a VPN service to keep accessing the app during your stay.

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Police officer killed and two others wounded in shootout on streets of Dallas

‘Our department is hurting,’ police official says

The Independent UK

Man Tries To Incriminate Wife With Illegal Substances—It Backfires And He’s Arrested Instead

Tan Xianglong believed that the only way he could get divorced was if his then-wife was found guilty of a criminal offense. The post Man Tries To Incriminate Wife With Illegal Substances—It Backfires And He’s Arrested Instead first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Power plant worker, business owner and handyman jailed over Southport riot

Judge tells Hinkley Point worker Gavin Pinder his part in violence is ‘difficult to reconcile’ with ‘highly responsible’ job

The Guardian - UK

Dallas Police Officer Killed, Two Injured In Shootout Incident

Dallas Police Department mourns fallen officer and prays for injured colleagues after tragic shooting incident. Community urged to offer support during dif...

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Last-minute Taiwan drama and a policing plan: five things we learned at the Pacific Islands Forum

China’s representative demanded the scrapping of language about Taiwan in the final communique; Pacific countries will get a new multinational police unit

The Guardian - AU

The battle for freedom: Addressing the plight of Afghan and Iranian women

In this special edition to mark the beginning of a new season, we're focusing on the plight of Afghan and Iranian women. It's been three years since the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan and thus erasing women from all forms of public life. It's also two years since the death…

France 24

Man pleads guilty to killing Baltimore tech entrepreneur in attack that shocked the city

A man has pleaded guilty to killing Baltimore tech entrepreneur Pava LaPere last September in an apparently random attack that shocked the city

The Independent UK

Dallas Shootout Leaves One Officer Dead, Two Injured After High-Speed Chase

The Officer Down Memorial Page reports that 93 officers have died in the line of duty in 2024, with 38 of those deaths from gunfire.

International Business Times

Police Scotland will not 'thwart' independence, Justice Secretary tells SNP activist

JUSTICE Secretary Angela Constance told an SNP presidential candidate that Police Scotland will not "thwart" independence at a…

The National (Scotland)

Drug dealer jailed after international police crack encrypted phones of gangsters

Rourke Lorenzo David was operating a large scale drug operation in Woodford Green

Evening Standard

MP cop shunted out day after refusing to hand over Muslim accused to BJYM leader in ‘gunda’ list

A police constable has been temporarily transferred a day after he refused to hand over a Muslim youngster in police custody to a BJP youth wing leader in Madhya Pradesh’s Seoni district. The Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha leader was part of the ‘gunda’ list of the police station where the…

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Dallas Police Officer Killed In Shootout, Suspect Dead

Devastating shootout in Dallas results in the death of a police officer and injuries to two others. Suspect killed after a pursuit. Chief Garcia to provide...

Al Jazeera

‘Houses would get petrol bombed’: UK race riots evoke memories of the 1970s

Activists who fought against the far right decades ago discuss witnessing another bout of violent xenophobia.

The National (Scotland)

Police probing top civil servant over Alex Salmond inquiry evidence, court told

Police are probing whether a senior civil servant "gave a false statement under oath" to the Alex Salmond inquiry, a court has heard ...

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Frenchman Accused Of Enlisting Strangers To Rape Drugged Wife

A French retiree goes on trial Monday accused of recruiting dozens of strangers online to rape his wife after he drugged her into unconsciouness, in a case that has horrified the country.

The Guardian - UK

Prison population hits record high in England and Wales

Jail sentences handed to participants in recent riots thought to have exacerbated overcrowding

The Conversation

‘Homicide: Life on the Streets’ laid the groundwork for Peak TV – and it’s finally available to stream for new and old fans of the series

When “Homicide: Life on the Streets” premiered on NBC in 1993, most network television police dramas were formulaic, cleanly shot and had clear delineations between good and evil.

The Conversation

Starmer is the police commissioner in his Gotham City vision of British decline – but we want Batman

Batman is the hero of Gotham City. He’s the one locals turn to when they need saving. He’s the name on everyone’s lips. But the reality is that Gotham City crime is also kept under control by the police commissioner – a character who uses the law to bring justice.

The Guardian - US

US students arrested in Gaza campus protests face academic and legal woes

As classes restart, many of the 3,000 students detained are navigating legal system and disciplinary proceedings

The Guardian - UK

‘You know your show is garbage!’: inside TV’s biggest backlashes

From Watchmen to The Rings of Power, TV is increasingly being bombarded with outrage. We talk to the creators of shows who faced down furore, review bombing and a furious police force

The National (Scotland)

Police urge people not to approach escaped prisoner as search continues

POLICE are urging people not to approach a convicted prisoner who has gone missing from an open jail as efforts to trace him continue ...

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