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A source said, however, it is a ‘big stretch of the imagination’ to suggest Suella Braverman herself wants to change the drug’s classification.

VOLUNTEERS at a sports centre in West Howe have been left angry after a group of youths rode scooters over a playing field.

All home burglaries in Dorset will be attended by a police office under new measures announced.

Cannabis is as dangerous as heroin and cocaine, a group of police commissioners have warned.

A Tory Police and Crime Commissioner has called for cannabis to be reclassified as a Class A substance, on a par with heroin and cocaine.

A group of police and crime commissioners urge tougher penalties for supply and possession.

From today, offenders supervised in probation hostels - known as approved premises - will be randomly tested for 14 different drugs.

David Sidwick, the Conservative Police and Crime Commissioner for Dorset, said there was growing evidence linking psychosis and mental ill health, cancer and birth defects to cannabis use.

But drug policy reform campaigners argue that reclassifying it as a Class A drug ‘flies in the face of all evidence and reason’

A POLICE detective has said there is “no excuse for the despicable actions” of two boys who murdered a talented musician in his own home.