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Danger as PoCA power goes everywhere Danger as PoCA power goes everywhere

The Government's campaign to gaily festoon the world and his wife with police powers has taken a new turn which is ominous for cops and citizens alike.

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Soup, feet and confidence Soup, feet and confidence

The Metropolitan Police Authority has been busy undertaking a mammoth consultation exercise with the people of London about policing in the capital, although you could be forgiven if it has slipped beneath your radar.

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Poll reveals confidence in police after G20 Poll reveals confidence in police after G20

Almost two thirds of people - 64 per cent - polled by Ipsos Mori in the wake of the G20 protests retained favourable opinions and impressions of the police.

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Home (Office) truths about dodgy mindsets Home (Office) truths about dodgy mindsets

Alan Johnson, the latest in a less than illustrious line of Labour Home Secretaries, has castigated the police for having the wrong "mindset" over antisocial behaviour.

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The public figure out their own views on crime and policing The public figure out their own views on crime and policing

The public do not, by and large, accept the Home Secretary's jaundiced view of how local police are dealing with anti-social behaviour.

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Federation saves injury officer from financial blow Federation saves injury officer from financial blow

An officer whose injuries sustained when he was attacked by a group of drunken men forced his retirement has been saved from another crippling blow - this time a financial one - by the Met Federation.

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Credibility crumbles across the Board Credibility crumbles across the Board

You might like to learn about a group of men and women who, under the personal leadership of the Home Secretary, is toiling to ensure folk can rest easy in their beds at night.

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Mike Parasite and the mob moll of doom Mike Parasite and the mob moll of doom

A BRAND NEW 'MIKE PARASITE' BLOCKBUSTER STORY


It was a quiet day on the newsdesk of the Daily Slur and I was kinda bored when the dame walked in.

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Rogers' rant Rogers' rant

MET FEDERATION DEPUTY GENERAL SECRETARY COLIN ROGERS GIVES HIS TAKE ON THE CURRENT SCENE


When is public disorder not public disorder? The events surrounding the G20 demonstrations led to intense scrutiny of police tactics, with the Palace of Westminster's wizard policing experts jostling a gaggle of pressure groups to get their condemnations trumpeted in the media.

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