Melbourne police get expanded search powers for protests
Victoria Police will use expanded weapon search powers during anticipated clashes between anti-immigration demonstrators and counter-protesters in Melbourne's CBD this Sunday.
Category : Search result: police search powers
Melbourne police get warrantless search powers
Victoria Police can now stop and search anyone without a warrant in a designated inner Melbourne area for six months. Learn how this affects civil liberties.
Melbourne Police Get Warrantless Search Powers
Victoria Police gain controversial powers to conduct random searches without warrant in inner Melbourne for six months, sparking outcry over racial profiling concerns.
22 Recommendations After Bondi Junction Stabbings
NSW coroner considers 22 draft reforms including warrantless police wanding powers and mental health protocol changes following the Westfield Bondi Junction mass stabbing.
Police search mine shafts for missing Gus Lamont
Police intensify the search for four-year-old Gus Lamont, who vanished from his grandparents' remote station two months ago. New efforts focus on remote mine shafts. Follow for updates.
Law Professor Vanishes on Georgia Hike, Search Continues
Charles Hosch, 67, disappeared while hiking the Byron Herbert Reece Trail near Blood Mountain. The experienced hiker and SMU professor was last seen on November 11. Authorities urge public help.
UK Navy Crew Member Missing Off Irish Coast
A large-scale search operation is underway off the north-west coast of Ireland for a missing UK Navy crew member last seen on Friday night. Follow the latest updates.
Lammy confronts Met Police over Algerian embassy raid
David Lammy confronts Home Secretary over controversial police operation at Algerian embassy, raising serious diplomatic and legal concerns in Westminster.
Tories demand stop and search return after train knife horror
Conservative MPs call for urgent policy reversal following brutal knife attack on Huntingdon train as police powers debate intensifies
Brother's plea after police search leads to sister's death
Grieving brother demands police reform after his sister's tragic death following traumatic stop-and-search incident that left car window smashed in freezing weather
Search for missing Queensland fishermen Kealin Paul and John Francisco
A massive air and sea search continues for two fishermen missing off Queensland's coast after their boat was found abandoned near Hinchinbrook Island. Kealin Paul and John Francisco haven't been seen since Friday.
David Lammy's police stop sparks political storm
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy demands answers after being stopped by Essex Police while travelling to constituency event, calling the incident 'incredibly concerning'.
Police gain powers to seize bikes from reckless youths
Controversial new police powers enable officers to confiscate vehicles from young riders causing chaos on UK streets, raising civil liberties concerns while tackling anti-social behaviour.
Missing Brit Jay Slater: Search enters fourth day in Tenerife
Exclusive updates on the intensive search for 19-year-old Jay Slater, who vanished during a holiday in Tenerife. Family makes emotional plea as Spanish authorities continue mountain rescue operation.
Police stop and search powers expanded across Britain
Radical new police powers are being rolled out across Britain, allowing officers to search suspects without reasonable grounds in designated areas. The controversial expansion aims to tackle knife crime but raises serious civil liberties concerns.
Search for Colleen Walker intensifies in Bowraville River
Australian police intensify their search for Colleen Walker as new environmental laws spark political debate between Labor and Coalition.
Met Police sack officers in Panorama scandal
Exclusive: Metropolitan Police dismisses multiple officers following damning BBC Panorama investigation into serious misconduct and corruption allegations within the force.
BBC exposé reveals toxic culture in Metropolitan Police
A devastating BBC investigation uncovers disturbing evidence of bullying, misogyny, racism and discrimination within London's Metropolitan Police, raising serious questions about leadership and accountability.
Met Police sacks officers after Panorama corruption probe
The Metropolitan Police has dismissed three officers today following a damning BBC Panorama investigation into corruption and misconduct within the force, marking the first disciplinary actions from the documentary's revelations.
Court blocks Trump's Portland National Guard deployment
A federal appeals court delivers a stunning blow to presidential power, ruling that Donald Trump exceeded his authority by deploying National Guard troops to Portland during 2020 protests.
Trump pledges federal troops for San Francisco
Former President Donald Trump vows to send military forces into San Francisco to address homelessness and crime if re-elected, sparking constitutional debate and local outrage.
HMRC Can Now Raid Bank Accounts for Unpaid Tax
HMRC gains controversial new authority to directly recover unpaid tax debts from millions of bank accounts without court orders, raising serious concerns about financial safeguards and taxpayer rights.
Elizabeth Hurley's Bikini Secret Revealed at 60
The ageless actress shares her photography tips while showcasing her incredible figure in a skimpy blue bikini during sunny English countryside retreat
Trump eyes military deployment in US cities via Insurrection Act
Ex-President Donald Trump reportedly eyes using the Insurrection Act to deploy troops in Democratic cities like San Francisco, raising constitutional concerns about military power in domestic affairs.
Democrats Slam Trump's Shutdown Threat as Constitutional Crisis
US political tensions explode as Democrats condemn Donald Trump's government shutdown threats and 'no kings' rhetoric, warning of democratic backsliding ahead of critical elections.
DWP demands nine years of bank statements from claimants
Exclusive: Millions of Universal Credit claimants face unprecedented financial scrutiny as DWP demands access to nearly a decade of banking history in new fraud prevention measures.
Trump: "No Kings in America" Amid Nationwide Protests
Former President Donald Trump makes bold constitutional statement during Pennsylvania rally as nationwide campus protests continue, drawing both support and criticism.
HMRC gains power to seize money from bank accounts
HM Revenue & Customs gains controversial authority to recover tax debts directly from personal bank accounts without court orders, raising privacy and fairness concerns across Britain.
HMRC can directly deduct from bank accounts for tax debts
UK tax authorities now have unprecedented powers to directly deduct money from bank accounts for unpaid taxes, raising serious concerns about financial privacy and error risks.
DWP granted new powers to access bank accounts
The Department for Work and Pensions has been granted unprecedented authority to monitor benefit claimants' bank accounts in a bid to combat fraud and save taxpayers £600 million annually.
Page 1 of 4