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Tories accused of wasting police time after reporting Labour

A senior Labour MP said the Conservatives were wasting police time by complaining that the Tamworth by-election candidate didn t live locally.

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Lancashire Chief Constable welcomes new police recruits

Lancashire Constabulary continues to reinforce its ranks with 35 more officers declared into the force this week, with more due to later this month

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Seventeen PSNI officers assaulted in past 24 hours: Assistant Chief Constable Chris Todd describes attacks as appalling and totally unacceptable

Seventeen PSNI officers assaulted in past 24 hours: Assistant Chief Constable Chris Todd describes attacks as appalling and totally unacceptable
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The search starts for Lancashire s Young Citizen of the Year

Applications are now being accepted to find the county’s most deserving youngsters for the 2024 Lancashire Young Citizen of the Year award

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We are reminded that our privacy and security is vulnerable | Leo McKinstry | Columnists | Comment

Two incidents this week reminded us of our vulnerability: the Police Service of Northern Ireland accidentally publishing confidential information and hackers gaining access to copies of Britain s electoral registers, writes Leo McKinstry.

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