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Patrick Dunne was, in some respects, an unlikely policeman. A maths graduate and teacher, he was head of Business Studies at a school in Surrey when, at 41, he applied to join the service.

Farah Naz welcomed plans to allow judges to order offenders to attend sentencing but thinks they should not be physically forced.

Cheryl Korbel, who met with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to hear the news on Wednesday, has hailed the plans after Olivias killer, Thomas Cashman, refused to appear at court to be jailed for life.

Plans to make criminals attend their sentencing hearings in court are "complex and fraught with danger", the former prison officer father of a murdered police constable has warned.

Former neonatal nurse Lucy Letby became the latest criminal to be sentenced to a whole-life sentence this week, after she was found guilty of murdering seven babies. She joins a list of the countrys worst killers and criminals to be handed the punishment.

Around 2002, an Army weapon went missing. Four years later, it was used to shoot a police officer. Could history repeat itself?

Evil killer Louis de Zoysa joins more than 60 other callous criminals serving whole-life sentences behind bars for their heinous crimes. De Zoysa was handed the whole life order after shooting a veteran policeman

Louis de Zoysa was jailed for the rest of his life with a rare whole life order over the murder of Met Police sergeant Matt Ratana on Thursday - he joins 66 other killers whose appalling crimes saw them locked up for the rest of their lives

Northamptonshire Chief Constable Nick Adderley - who lost two officers in a gun and grenade attack 11 years ago - said he would not allow a minority to twist the meaning of the patch.

Families of fallen officers today reacted angrily to the completely crazy order that Met officers should not wear the Thin Blue Line emblem if working at todays Pride celebrations in London.