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Police federation calls for greater clarity in future Covid rules Sign up for our daily newsletter of the top stories in Courier country Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A police federation has called on policymakers in England and Wales to avoid “mixed messages” over future Covid regulations, after research suggested only 10% of officers felt their previously introduced powers were clear. Prime Minister B...

A police federation has called on policymakers in England and Wales to avoid “mixed messages” over future Covid regulations, after research…

A police federation has called on policymakers in England and Wales to avoid “mixed messages” over future Covid regulations, after research…

A stretch of smart motorway along the M1 in South Yorkshire should be axed following another serious crash, Dr Alan Billings, South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner, has said.

Exclusive: Dangerous drivers facing licence suspension under proposals being considered by MPs A petition for Tom’s law has attracted over 100,000 backers after being lodged by the parents of Tom McConnachie, killed by a drunk driver 15 February 2021 • 9:00pm The parliamentary petition for “Tom’s law” has attracted more than 100,000 backers after being lodged by the parents and partner of 34-year-old Tom McConnachie. Mr McConnachie was hurled 15ft into the air by drunk driver Lewis Se...

MINISTERS are under increasing pressure to sanction priority jabs for Britains frontline workers.

Just eight people are monitoring the 450 smart motorway cameras within the Yorkshire and North East region, a court has heard.  The AA president Edmund King today stated the risk of death on the new stretches of motorway would be reduced with more emergency laybys and questioned the risk of having only eight people watching the cameras in the North East.  It comes as Highways England was today referred to the Crown Prosecution Service where it could face manslaughter charges for the death o...

A prominent firefighting figure on the Isle of Wight is to retire in June, more than three decades after signing up.

Research suggests 32 of officers said someone who they believed to have Covid-19 had threatened to breathe or cough on them.

Research suggests 32 of officers said someone who they believed to have Covid-19 had threatened to breathe or cough on them.