New police minister comes from policing family

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Action Fraud and forces overwhelmed by 'volume and complexity' of cases - Senior officials at the Home Office and National Crime Agency, alongside the Commissioner of the City of London Police, gave evidence to the Public Accounts Committee in December.

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Wiltshire creates RCT 'suitability framework' following online petition - The change follows protests and an online petition alleging an officer had links to a recently banned Hunt.

Muslim officers chair says members have been referred to Prevent - Alexander Gent told Police Oracle that NAMP members have been referred to Prevent by colleagues who have wrongly construed their actions as radicalisation.

New police minister comes from policing family

The Home Office will be getting a new policing minister whose parents were both Northants police officers.

Date - 7th July 2022
By - Chris Smith

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A junior minister from the Ministry of Justice has been drafted into the Home Office as a temporary policing minister. Tom Pursglove has been moved to replace Kit Malthouse. The appointment was made late last night as part of a frantic reshuffle...

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