AI Crime Map Predicts UK Offences Before They Happen
Experts develop a £4m AI-powered crime database to predict and prevent offences across the UK, inspired by the sci-fi film 'Minority Report'.
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Police ethnicity disclosure plans spark 'dog-whistle' fears
Campaigners warn that new UK police proposals to reveal suspects' ethnicity could fuel racial tensions and divisive politics. Critics argue it risks stigmatising communities.
Tory police chief under fire over shoplifting remarks
A Conservative police commissioner faces backlash after suggesting shoplifting is 'not a priority' amid rising retail crime.
Over Half of UK Women Feel Unsafe Locally
A new survey reveals that more than 50% of women in the UK do not feel safe in their local areas, raising concerns about community safety and policing.
Police told to release suspect ethnicity in high-profile cases
Calls grow for police transparency as forces resist revealing suspect ethnicity in major cases, sparking debates over accountability and public trust.
UK expands live facial recognition in policing overhaul
The UK government is set to expand the use of live facial recognition technology nationwide as part of a sweeping reform of neighbourhood policing, raising both security hopes and privacy concerns.
Trump suggests sending National Guard to NYC & Chicago
Former President Donald Trump suggests deploying the National Guard to address rising crime rates in New York City and Chicago, sparking debate on federal intervention in urban policing.
Trump's National Guard crime plan sparks DC outrage
Washington DC residents express fury over Trump's deployment of National Guard for crime control, calling it an overreach of federal power.
UK plans to reveal suspects' ethnicity spark backlash
Campaigners and rights groups condemn proposed UK policy to reveal suspects' ethnicity and migration details, warning it could fuel discrimination and erode trust in law enforcement.
Police probed after 'playing cards' during 999 call
Two Gloucestershire Police officers are under investigation after being filmed allegedly playing cards while responding to a 999 call in Tewkesbury.
Police tell abuse victim to 'stop posting online'
Outrage as police advise victim of anti-Semitic abuse to stay offline instead of tackling the perpetrators, sparking debate over double standards in hate crime responses.
Met Police clear homeless before Home Secretary speech
The Metropolitan Police faces criticism for clearing homeless encampments near Parliament Square just before Home Secretary Yvette Cooper's address on crime and policing.
Rotherham survivors win police climbdown
Survivors of the Rotherham child abuse scandal welcome a significant climbdown by South Yorkshire Police over an internal inquiry, marking a victory for justice and accountability.
Facial recognition tech shows racial bias, study finds
A groundbreaking report exposes how facial recognition technology disproportionately misidentifies people of colour, raising urgent concerns over systemic bias in AI.
Police officer's door-knocking blunder with protesters
A police officer in the UK left red-faced after accidentally knocking on the door of anti-migrant protesters while on duty. The awkward encounter has sparked amusement and criticism.
Met Police officers could face US travel bans
Scotland Yard officers involved in pro-Palestine demonstrations may face US travel bans, affecting professional development and international collaboration.
Angela Constance vows to tackle Highland crime
Angela Constance, Scotland's Justice Secretary, vows to address rising crime in the Highlands with targeted policing and community support.
Convicted police keep pensions, sparking government outrage
Government ministers express fury after it's revealed that police officers convicted of crimes are still entitled to their full pensions, sparking a debate on accountability and public trust.
Police watchdog warns of 'two-tier policing' risks
The police watchdog has raised concerns over 'two-tier policing' amid growing demands for forces to reveal the nationality and asylum status of criminal suspects.
Police accused of covering up rape cases
Warwickshire Police faces serious allegations of downgrading rape cases to meet performance targets, sparking outrage and calls for accountability.
Cop's kind act: mows lawn for elderly woman
A Michigan police officer has been praised for his compassionate act after mowing the lawn of an elderly woman struggling to maintain her property. The heartwarming gesture highlights the positive impact of community policing.
Police to record suspects' ethnicity and immigration status
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper announces updated police guidance on recording suspects' ethnicity and immigration status, sparking debates on fairness and transparency.
Cooper demands police guidance reform on immigration checks
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper urges reforms to police protocols after concerns over officers sharing suspects' immigration details with the Home Office.
Police warn of mass arrests over Palestine protest
Authorities warn of severe consequences if activists proceed with planned demonstrations targeting defence firms linked to Israel.
Farage slams police priorities after Southport stabbings
Nigel Farage criticises police priorities after officers visited his home over a tweet while a stabbing spree unfolded in Southport.
Victoria Police criticised for Gaza protest tactics
Victoria Police has come under fire for its handling of Gaza protests, while thousands marched freely in Sydney, sparking debates over policing strategies and civil liberties.
Police criticised for posting suspect's photo on Facebook
Lancashire Police faces backlash for sharing a suspect's image on social media without consent, raising privacy concerns.
Met Police under fire over Corbyn protest handling
The Metropolitan Police faces scrutiny after allegations of heavy-handed tactics during a protest outside Jeremy Corbyn's home in Islington.
Police pay rises must be earned, not guaranteed
UK police officers have been informed that future pay increases will depend on performance and reforms, sparking debate over fairness and morale.
Met Police scrutinised over Corbyn incident response
The Metropolitan Police is under fire for its response to an incident involving former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn in Islington, raising questions about policing priorities.
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