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Counterterrorism Policing coordinator Vicki Evans said today said terror groups can “capitalise on chaos and galvanise support” which can lead to a "change in threat level"

Police forces in England and Wales could get up to £17.4bn in funding in 2025-26, an increase of £986.9m, or 3.5%, on the previous year.

Police say army personnel targeted in possible suicide bombing in country’s south-west and many of more than 40 injured in critical condition

Ten-year-old’s stepmother says ‘I think you’re looking for us’ in bodycam footage played to jurors during trial

The death of a four-month-old baby in a village is being treated as ‘unexplained.’

Disciplinary tribunal finds against John Apter over sexual comment about police widow Lissie Harper

Helen Holland was killed in collision with motorcycle that was part of escort for Duchess of Edinburgh

Police have swarmed a railway station in Germany after passengers showed symptoms of a lethal virus, for which there is no vaccine.

Dukinfield Cemetery in Tameside, Greater Manchester, has been swarmed by police and a witness says "the full area is closed down" as the investigation continues

John Stringer, 42, was suspended by Gwent Police when the force first became aware of the allegations against him.

James Denholm secretly filmed 17 people between June 2013 and August 2023, according to the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service.

Surrey Police say an investigation is under way to establish the circumstances of their deaths. It is believed to be an isolated incident with no third-party involvement.

Officer in hospital after approaching Audi S3 in Hamilton ‘to engage occupants’

Police confirm 15-year-old arrested in connection with attack

A black Metropolitan Police officer has described being treated like “an animal” by some of his white colleagues and accused the force of handing down “pathetic punishments” to those who have made racist comments.

Gardaí believe boy had been radicalised online and bore grudge about Irish peacekeepers in Middle East

The Metropolitan Police isn’t the best at policing, apparently, according to inspectors.

A priest at Sunderland Minister has said yobs who tried to smash a gravestone to use as missiles during rioting in the city have committed ‘an act of sacrilege’.

Mobs of far-right yobs have clashed with police for a fourth day as unrest continues to spread throughout the country in the wake of the Southport knife attack.

PM accused of ignoring civil rights and aping autocracies as he proposes new powers after far-right unrest

Chaos engulfed Manchester Victoria station after an incident this afternoon.

Police in Britain, the US and Canada ran separate investigations as they became concerned that Anjem Choudary was seeking to recruit a new generation of followers.

Two people have been hospitalised in Bath with breathing difficulties and itchy eyes after a suspicious woman approached them with a bag.