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The messages leaked to Sky News show the party is divided between those who support the police being operationally independent, and those who think - like Ms Braverman - there should be greater input from politicians.

The messages leaked to Sky News show the party is divided between those who support the police being operationally independent, and those who think - like Ms Braverman - there should be greater input from politicians.

Martin Doyle's "Dirty Linen" is a personal, searing history of the Northern Ireland conflict seen through the microcosm of the rural parish of Tullyish in Co Down.

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Around 2,000 officers from the Met and other UK forces will be on duty across central London this weekend, with the Cenotaph to be under 24-hour guard.

Rishi Sunak has called for unity on Saturday's pro-Palestine march, as police warn there could be serious disorder with counter-protesters also set to come out for Armistice Day.

A HAGLEY neurologist who has treated people suffering the effects of nitrous oxide says the law change 'will not make a difference'.

Emma Bond was awarded £31,000 in compensation after a tribunal in Belfast unanimously ruled in her favour.

Mr Boutcher was previously appointed as the interim head of the service pending the outcome of interviews.