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Paedophiles feel more threatened by online vigilante groups than the police, senior officers have claimed. The claims come ahead of a three-part documentary, starting tonight, in which detectives posing as child sex offenders to snare predators are filmed for the first time. Police chiefs have also targeted big technology firms, insisting they 'must bear the responsibility' for failing in efforts to block millions of abuse images being shared online.  The claims come ahead of a three-part documentary, starting tonight, in which detectives posing as child sex offenders to snare predators are...

'It's the best job in the world' Undercover police filmed for the first time hunting down paedophiles A new three-part documentary follows undercover police officers try to catch sexual predators who pose a threat to children DS Andy Nash about to make an arrest as part of the operation, which has been filmed for the first time (Image: 2021 BBC Studios) There are always big stories on WalesOnline - don't miss any with our daily emailInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up now When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters...

The Children’s Society is calling on the public to report any concerns to the police as part of its national Look Closer Awareness Week Supermarket shoppers, delivery drivers, park rangers and bank staff are among those being urged to look out for signs of children being exploited under lockdown - including into county lines drug dealing. The Children’s Society is calling on the public to report any concerns to the police as part of its national Look Closer Awareness Week, which launches on Monday, supported by the National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC) and police forces across the cou...

Panel backs tax rise to fund Norfolk Police Published: 06:00, 03 February 2021 People in Norfolk will have to pay about 29p a week more for the police element of council tax next year. A meeting of the county's Police and Crime Panel yesterday heard the increase was essential to tackle "hidden harms" such as sexual abuse and domestic violence. Norfolk Police and crime commissioner (PCC), Lorne Green, proposed an increase of 5.68 per cent (£14.94) a year on Band D properties. . (42553330) A Band B resident will see their council tax bills rise by 22p a week. Mr Green acknowledged the â€...

Norfolk police and crime commisssioner Lorne Green. Picture: ANTONY KELLY - Credit: Archant People in Norfolk will have to pay about 29p a week more for the police element of council tax this year.   A meeting of the Police and Crime Panel heard the increase was essential to tackle "hidden harms’ such as domestic violence.   Norfolk Police and crime commissioner (PCC), Lorne Green, proposed an increase of 5.68pc (£14.94) a year on Band D properties.  A Band B property will see their council tax bills rise by 22p a week.   Mr Green acknowledged the “unprecedented times” but said he ...