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World first as Scotland introduces biometric data Code of Practice

The Scottish Biometrics Commissioner Dr Brian Plastow believes this Code 'promotes good practice, transparency and accountability' by setting out standards for professional decision-making.

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Mayor denies not following due process on Cressida Dick's exit

The Mayor of London has appeared before the London Assembly after a Home Office ordered review concluded he effectively 'constructively dismissed' Cressida Dick.

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New DG6 guidance a 'step forward' on pre-charge disclosure

The Chair of the PFNDF, Ben Hudson, told Police Oracle that while the new guidance is a positive move, legislative change remains the ultimate aim.

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Campaigners bring super complaint against police over stalking

The National Stalking Consortium, made up of a group of 21 expert individuals and organisations, have brought the super complaint ten years after stalking became a criminal offence.

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New offences coming to crackdown on intimate image abuse

The legal changes, prompted by a recommendation by the Law Commission, will come via a planned amendment to the Online Safety Bill alongside a raft of new laws.

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Met pursuing 'tens of cases' on back of hotline and internal appeal

The public reporting hotline was launched earlier this week, with Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley confirming that an internal appeal took place shortly before that.

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Three South Wales specials now carrying Taser in force first

Three of the force's 114 volunteer officers will now carry the device after former Home Secretary Priti Patel authorised the move in May 2022.

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West Mercia hosts inaugural Quality Policing Awards

A separate Community Thank You award was given to the Flood family, who have been working to fight knife crime since son Chris was seriously injured in a stabbing three years ago.

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Stevenage Council latest addition to Hertfordshire's Specials scheme

Businesses work with Hertfordshire Constabulary to offer their employees time off to volunteer as Special Constables under the Employer Supported Policing scheme.

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Special showed 'extreme bravery' in disarming gunman off-duty

Abdullah Bin Imad, who has been a special for four years restrained the man and kept the gun out of reach until armed officers arrived minutes later.

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