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In these houses. lived and worked together. many people have been in keyham for generation after generation but there are newer people also it's a very close community. and i'm hopeful that wouldn't exist without the days to come. later on breakfast, we'll also speak to plymouth mp luke pollard, and to the former chief constable of cumbria police, stuart hyde who can explain the regulations around gun licences in the uk. stay with us, plenty more still to come on breakfast.

Thousands of records that were deleted from the Police National Computer have now been recovered, Andover’s MP has confirmed.

THE Ilkley BID board has welcomed the appointment of Felicity Gains as manager. She takes over from Helen Rhodes, who has been leading the BID since its beginning in 2019. Felicity brings a wealth of experience including commercial event management and project management. She said: “I am looking forward to supporting Ilkley businesses and working with all stakeholders to achieve the best results we can to support the local economy. Following what has no doubt been a difficult year for many due to COVID-19 restrictions, I am eager to join the team, helping to re-energize businesses and d...

RECORDS from the police database have been lost by the Home Office and a former Cumbrian chief constable has spoken out about his concerns. Home Secretary Priti Patel has been urged to make a statement after the Home Office accidentally lost 150,000 police records during routine ‘housekeeping’. It is feared that the data loss will mean criminals can walk free as evidence on suspects will not be available on the Police National Computer. However, the Government has been quick to reassure the public that data lost is unessential information on closed cases. The National Police Chief...

'Human error' blamed for wiping hundreds of thousands of police records Hundreds of thousands of fingerprint, DNA and arrest history records were accidentally wiped from police databases because of "human error" and "defective code", according to the policing minister. PUBLISHED: 04:26, Sat, Jan 16, 2021 | UPDATED: 08:58, Sat, Jan 16, 2021 Link copied DNA testing process detailed by genetics expert Sign up to receive our rundown of the day's top stories direct to your inbox SUBSCRIBE Invalid email When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters....