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Detectives investigating whether PCSO was murdered in revenge for her police work Senior officers confirmed that none of Julia James's possessions were missing from the scene, suggesting it was not a robbery gone wrong 30 April 2021 • 5:08pm Police forensic officers near the scene at Akholt Wood Credit: Gareth Fuller/PA Detectives investigating the murder of PCSO Julia James are looking at whether she was killed as a result of her work as a police officer, it has emerged. Kent police revealed on Friday that the 53-year-old mother of two died of severe head injuries after being bludgeoned to...

Swastika daubed on Sikh gurdwara in Gravesend  |  Updated: 14:09, 07 March 2021 Police are investigating after a Nazi swastika symbol was daubed on the boundary wall outside a Sikh gurdwara in Gravesend. Assistant Chief Constable Peter Ayling said it was an "appalling act" and promised his force would investigate. Assistant Chief Constable Peter Ayling The swastika was spray-painted on the boundary wall of the Siri Guru Nanak Darbar, near to the gate of the building in Khalsa Avenue, it is believed on Wednesday evening. It has since been removed by volunteers who had to paint over it. Worsh...

By Press Association 2021 UK and EU flags Police chiefs have expressed confidence in the UK’s security agreement under Brexit, despite losing access to a European criminal database. Senior figures at the National Crime Agency (NCA) and the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) told peers a “good deal” was in place after the end of the transition period, which largely mirrored existing arrangements, and at this stage they do not think it has left “gaps” in their ability to fight crime. Earlier this month Government officials ...

By Press Association 2021 UK and EU flags Police chiefs have expressed confidence in the UK’s security agreement under Brexit, despite losing access to a European criminal database. Senior figures at the National Crime Agency (NCA) and the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) told peers a “good deal” was in place after the end of the transition period, which largely mirrored existing arrangements, and at this stage they do not think it has left “gaps” in their ability to fight crime. Earlier this month Government officials ...

By Press Association 2021 UK and EU flags Police chiefs have expressed confidence in the UK’s security agreement under Brexit, despite losing access to a European criminal database. Senior figures at the National Crime Agency (NCA) and the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) told peers a “good deal” was in place after the end of the transition period, which largely mirrored existing arrangements, and at this stage they do not think it has left “gaps” in their ability to fight crime. Earlier this month Government officials ...