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Criminal investigations could be compromised as it emerges 400,000 police records deleted in human error

One senior officer has warned investigations could be compromised as information would be unable to be cross-referenced.

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Starmer urges home secretary to take responsibility over 400,000 wiped police records

Engineers working to restore 400,000 wiped police records, Priti Patel says Rob Powell, political correspondent, and Emily Mee, news reporter © PA Home Secretary Priti Patel has been urged to explain the data loss Engineers are working to restore hundreds of thousands of police records that were accidentally deleted from the national database, the Home Office has said. More than 400,000 records were wiped due to human error earlier this week, prompting warnings that criminal investigations could be compromised, Sky News understands. Home Secretary Priti Patel and Policing Minister Kit Malthouse confirmed Home Office engineers are working throughout the weekend to restore the data lost from the Police National Computer.

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Campaigner whose sons were murdered by her abusive ex-husband made MBE

Don t show me this message again✕ Ms Throsell has campaigned for the government to urgently overhaul laws around child custody (Claire Throssell) A campaigner whose sons were murdered by her abusive ex-husband has spoken of her delight after she discovered she was being made an MBE for campaigning on domestic abuse. Claire Throssell’s two young sons, Jack and Paul, were killed in a fire their father Darren Sykes started in their family home back in October 2014 after the family courts granted him unsupervised access. Ms Throssell, who lives in South Yorkshire, told she was both thrilled and surprised to have been recognised.

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