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Draconian stop and search powers are to be made permanent under Boris Johnson’s latest crime crackdown. So-called “Section 60” powers, which allow police to search in an area without having reasonable grounds for suspicion against an individual, will be made easier as part of the “Beating Crime” plan unveiled on Tuesday. The powers have long been controversial because they have had a disproportionate impact on black communities, but the prime minister has decided to ramp up their use to combat knife crime. The usual pre-conditions for such searches have been temporarily watered down...

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Vermont constitutional amendments on abortion, slavery set for vote Modified: 4/4/2021 5:33:14 PM Constitutional amendments on abortion rights and slavery set for Senate vote By Kit Norton Share A copy of the Vermont constitution The Vermont Constitution of 1777 was a declaration by some of the region’s inhabitants that they were independent of the governments that claimed control of the territory: Britain, as well as New York and New Hampshire. Wikimedia Commons Two amendments to the Vermont Constitution — one in favor of abortion rights, another prohibiting slavery and indentured servit...

PLANS for where thousands of new homes will be built in Colchester over the coming decades will be examined at a series of special hearings. A Government Planning Inspector will go through Section Two of Colchester Council's local plan, which sets out the authority's strategy for growth to 2033 and beyond, during a series of virtual hearings. Under the proposals around 920 homes need to be built in the borough every year. The sessions will cover the policies to shape development and maps for considering planning applications as well as site allocations for new homes, employment and in...