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Stop and search powers for police are set to be permanently enhanced under Boris Johnson’s new strategy to tackle crime.
The Prime Minister will use his first day after leaving self-isolation following a positive coronavirus contact to detail his new Beating Crime Plan, much of which was trailed in the media over the weekend.
It will include a permanent relaxing of conditions on the use of Section 60 stop and search powers, under which officers can search someone without reasonable grounds in an area where serious violence is expected.
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Boris Johnson to announce greater police stop-and-search powers under crime strategy
Prime minister to announce widening of police stop-and-search powers and the use of electronic tags in measures aimed at beating crime
Police are to get greater stop-and-search powers
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Boris Johnson to boost police stop-and-search powers in drive against crime
Prime minister to announce widening of police stop-and-search powers and the use of electronic tags in measures aimed at beating crime
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