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By Press Association 2021 Boris Johnson Boris Johnson will seek to shift the focus on to tackling crime when he re-emerges from isolation to counter criticism over the “pingdemic” and police anger at Home Secretary Priti Patel. The Prime Minister is expected to unveil his new “beating crime plan” on Tuesday after leaving quarantine at his Chequers country retreat following a coronavirus contact. As he began his third year in No 10, Mr Johnson vowed to ensure that every victim of crime has “a named officer to call – someone wh...

By Press Association 2021 Boris Johnson Boris Johnson will seek to shift the focus on to tackling crime when he re-emerges from isolation to counter criticism over the “pingdemic” and police anger at Home Secretary Priti Patel. The Prime Minister is expected to unveil his new “beating crime plan” on Tuesday after leaving quarantine at his Chequers country retreat following a coronavirus contact. As he began his third year in No 10, Mr Johnson vowed to ensure that every victim of crime has “a named officer to call – someone wh...

West Midlands Police Federation 'has no confidence' in Home Secretary Priti Patel Police officers are furious following the announcement of a pay freeze Get all the latest politics news via email updates Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time.More info Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice West Midlands police ...

The Police Federation’s national chairman John Apter said: “We often hear the Home Secretary praise police officers but our members are so angry with this Government. They have been on the frontline of this pandemic for 18 months and will now see other public services given pay increases while they receive nothing. “At the beginning of this pandemic they endured PPE shortages and were not even prioritised for the vaccination. “They continue to be politicised and this pay announcement is the final straw. “As the organisation that represents more than 130,000 police officers I...

Last modified on Sun 18 Jul 2021 05.05 EDT Priti Patel is under fresh pressure after being accused of appearing to have misled parliament on proposed powers to crack down on protests and, separately, issuing a statement on her asylum bill that does not seem to be supported by evidence. Both interventions from the home secretary were used to justify some of the most controversial aspects of her bills on policing and the asylum system, which have both been criticised as either undemocratic or cruel. The developments emerge days after Patel was accused by England footballer Tyrone Mings of �...