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Jack Straw proposes the end of hereditary peers in Lords reform bill
The election of hereditary peers to the House of Lords will be ended by new legislation proposed by the government. Justice Secretary Jack Straw, who is also Lord Chancellor, presented the Constitutio… more →
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Update on the Petition to keep the Met Police Specialist Trafficking Unit
maryhoneyballmep wrote 2 days ago: You will know from previous blogs that I presented a petition on 26 November to the Metropolitan P … more →
The Terrorist Hunters: The Ultimate Inside Story Of Britain's Fight Against Terror
securityscene wrote 3 weeks ago: By Andy Hayman with Margaret Gilmore Assistant Commissioner Andy Hayman, CBE, QPM, was in overall co … more →
Human trafficking petition receives over 1,300 signatures
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maryhoneyballmep wrote 1 month ago: As regular readers to my blog will be aware, almost a month ago I launched a campaign to highlight t … more →
The security week: CCTV performance, video analytics, and football violence
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anthonyhildebrand wrote 3 months ago: What a week of security news it’s been, eh? It was crazy! How’s this? It’s a bit o … more →
London Cops...Softly Softly Now!
Rick Dutton wrote 3 months ago: All fun and games for London’s finest at the moment, what with a brief bout of footy fisty-cuf … more →
Police breaking into cars: a good idea?
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Dom Sacco wrote 3 months ago: Police in Richmond are breaking into drivers’ unlocked cars as part of a new scheme to help re … more →
Student Costs £250,000
freethinkeruk wrote 4 months ago: Princess Eugenie, duaghter of the Duke of York, is off to University and is going to cost us tax pay … more →
Jack Straw proposes the end of hereditary peers in Lords reform bill
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ispystrangers wrote 4 months ago: The election of hereditary peers to the House of Lords will be ended by new legislation proposed by … more →
Ming Campbell to chair review of police raid on Damian Green's office
ispystrangers wrote 5 months ago: A former leader of the Liberal Democrats is to chair a new committee to look at the House of Commons … more →
Newspaper bugging story prompts urgent Commons question
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ispystrangers wrote 5 months ago: by James Easy In an urgent question on Thursday, Dr Evan Harris MP (Lib Dem, Oxford West and Abingdo … more →
Government should be "more open" about winning battle against terrorism
ispystrangers wrote 5 months ago: The Home Affairs Committee has praised the government’s counter-terrorism efforts and said its … more →
Institutionally Criminal
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RickB wrote 5 months ago: The Metropolitan police officer being investigated for an assault on Ian Tomlinson before he died ha … more →
Untrained police officers and unacceptable tactics at G20 say MPs
ispystrangers wrote 5 months ago: Aspects of the policing of the G20 protests in central London in April had the potential to seriousl … more →
Parliament Square looks like 'Steptoe and Son set' after Tamil protests
ispystrangers wrote 5 months ago: A Conservative MP has said that demonstrations in Parliament Square should be “sorted out … more →
Counter fraud, knife crime, and the history of London
anthonyhildebrand wrote 6 months ago: The Centre for Counter Fraud Studies could be a place where students are educated about fraudulent c … more →
London police use Guantanamo tactics
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kennedy121 wrote 6 months ago: The MET Police, always striving to uphold the letter of the law seem to have found the torture techn … more →
Jack Straw denies lack of resources led to brutal murder of French students
ispystrangers wrote 6 months ago: by Lawrence Dunhill Jack Straw today claimed that the poor managerial judgments, rather than a lack … more →
Scots attack victim suffers another blow
alexanderlawrie wrote 6 months ago: By ALEXANDER LAWRIE AN ASPIRING author who had his legs amputated after suffering a savage beating h … more →
Minister rules out using water cannon against Parliament Square protest by Tamils
ispystrangers wrote 6 months ago: The government has “no plans” to introduce water cannons in the policing of demonstratio … more →
