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The orders can be in place for a maximum of two years and must be reviewed by the courts after 12 months, with orders issued to under-18s to be reviewed more regularly. The courts can also call for a range of activities to take place such as educational courses, sports club referrals, relationship counselling, anger management, mentoring and drug rehabilitation under the orders. Breaching the order will be a criminal offence, punishable by a maximum prison sentence of two years if convict...

Vanguard News The audacity of anarchy By Azu Ishiekwene THERE was a BBC News story in February that caught me between laughter and bemusement. The news channel reported, in very strong language matched only by the alarming reactions of the persons interviewed, a spate of stabbings across parts of south London that left at least one dead. It’s sad that anyone should take the law into their own hands, and sadder still that even one innocent person should suffer injury or die from such senseless...

The Audacity Of Anarchy, By Azu Ishiekwene There was a BBC News story in February that caught me between laughter and bemusement. The news channel reported, in very strong language matched only by the alarming reactions of the persons interviewed, a spate of stabbings across parts of south London that left at least one dead. It’s sad that anyone should take the law into their own hands, and sadder still that even one innocent person should suffer injury or die from such senseless attacks. One...

There was a BBC News story in February that caught me between laughter and bemusement. The news channel reported, in very strong language matched only by the alarming reactions of the persons interviewed, a spate of stabbings across parts of south London that left at least one dead. Advertisement It’s sad that anyone should take the law into their own hands, and sadder still that even one innocent person should suffer injury or die from such senseless attacks. One of the law enforcement offic...

The Audacity Of Anarchy By Azu Ishiekwene It’s sad that anyone should take the law into their own hands, and sadder still that even one innocent person should suffer injury or die from such senseless attacks. by Azu Ishiekwene Apr 08, 2021 There was a BBC News story in February that caught me between laughter and bemusement. The news channel reported, in very strong language matched only by the alarming reactions of the persons interviewed, a spate of stabbings across parts of south London th...

More than 100 people arrested in central London after protests sweep across country Luke OReilly Police arrested more than 100 people after protests in central London on Saturday. The capital was swarmed by thousands of demonstrators as a number of protests took place simultaneously. Many were protesting the Government’s proposed Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill. If passed, the legislation would give police in England and Wales more powers to impose conditions on non...

Police arrest 107 people during Kill the Bill protests in London  Thousands of people marched in towns and cities in protest against the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill 4 April 2021 • 11:50pm A man lies in the road during a "Kill the Bill" protest on April 04, 2021 in Bristol, England. Credit: Matthew Horwood  The Metropolitan Police said 107 people were arrested in London on Saturday as demonstrations were held across England against plans to increase police powers. Thousands of ...

Thousands of people marched in towns and cities in protest against the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill.

Toggle navigation Kill the Bill protest in London leading to 26 arrests and 10 officers injured (Photo/Credit: Reuters Image) 26 arrested as London Kill the Bill protestors clash with police ANI | Updated: Apr 04, 2021 07:01 IST London [UK], April 4,(ANI): At least 26 people were arrested in Central London on Saturday (local time) after a protest against a bill that would give UK law enforcement more powers to restrict demonstrations turned violent, l...

By Press Association 2021 Demonstrations have been held across England against plans to increase police powers to control protests. Despite the Covid-19 lockdown, thousands of people marched in towns and cities in protest against the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, which would give police in England and Wales more power to impose conditions on non-violent protests – including those deemed too noisy or a nuisance, with those co...