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Johnson goes it alone with Beating Crime Plan
Police leaders were left out of the loop about the PM's policing plans, including his own PCCs. The Fed dismissed it as "old ideas presented as new".
Show and tell: The PM is set to explain how his crime plan will work
By - Chris Smith
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