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A report produced by the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) said the vast majority of applications were related to journalists who were victims, suspects or witnesses to crime.

A report produced by the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) said the vast majority of applications were related to journalists who were victims, suspects or witnesses to crime.

Scotlands police officers are quitting in their droves amid heavy workloads and stress as the force faces a perfect storm of recruitment and retention, exit interviews have found.

Hollow apologies abound in public life - and last week there was a prime example from Scotlands virtue-signalling police chief.

The chief constable of Northern Ireland has commissioned an ‘independent review’ of police surveillance of journalists, lawyers and civil society groups following allegations the police unlawfully obtained phone data of “trouble making” journalists. Jon Boutcher, chief constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland appointed Angus McCullogh, a special advocate, to review “matters of concern” following disclosures that police had used surveillance powers i...

CONCERNS have been raised that police officers may have been enlisted to monitor council CCTV cameras after trained staff were axed.

Scotlands police chief has been accused of virtue-signalling nonsense after apologising to the LGBTQI+ community for enforcing laws which criminalised love.

The chairman of the Police Federation for Northern Ireland has called on the Government and the Stormont Executive to end their “shameful, penny-pinching ...

The organisation representing rank and file officers said PSNI numbers could drop to 6,000 by the end of the year

With a decade of budget cuts and officers forced to deal with issues like mental health problems, new demands imposed on Police Scotland are a real threat to our traditional system of community policing