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The Home Office is poised to make an announcement making it easier for police chiefs to get rid of officers and staff who are found guilty of misconduct.

Essex Police is being urged to formally apologise for its alleged treatment of LGBT people in past decades as they enforced "historic…

Tough new disciplinary rules that will make it easier for chief constables to sack rogue officers will be unveiled by Downing Street this week.

Chief Constable Simon Byrne has confirmed that the PSNI is now “confident” that information on police officers and staff mistakenly released in a major data breach is in the hands of dissident republicans”.

Chief Constable Simon Byrne has confirmed that the PSNI is now “confident” that information on police officers and staff mistakenly released in a major data breach is in the hands of dissident republicans”.

NI Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris has said the UK government is providing specialist support to the PSNI as it deals with the data breach crisis.

Twenty firearms licences were revoked by police in Greater Manchester last year.

One Apple customer said his watch called 999 emitting a 'loud screeching sound' during a weight lifting session

Scotlands police force could be facing a raft of legal cases over an outdated rule which stipulates applicants must not be on antidepressants.

The Met Police still have “so much further to go” in rooting out racism and misogyny, the mother of two murdered sisters has said.