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Government offers 2.5% pay rise
The government has offered a 2.5% pay rise to police officers in England and Wales – exactly half what the leaders of frontline officers had asked for. But the Fed has called it "a step in the right direction".
Deal or no deal: Home Office has offered half the 5% demanded by officers
By - Chris Smith
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