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Ministers plan to cut drink drive limit Ministers are planning to lower the drink drive limit by a half, according to reports. Government put brakes on speed camera ‘cash cow’ Local authorities will no longer be able to raise funds by fining motorists caught on speed cameras, the government has confirmed. Crime rates rise as temperatures soar The recent hot weather may have been accompanied by a rise in crime, according to figures that appear to show a rise in calls to police over the past weekend. A prisoner cut off part of his ear so he could escape from an ambulance on the way to hospital A prisoner cut off part of his ear so he could escape from an ambulance on the way to hospital, Greater Manchester Police said. Alcohol pricing gets Nice backing A minimum pricing scheme to control the sale of alcohol is to be backed by the National Institute for Clinical Excellence, in a bid to reduce binge drinking and its associated heath and social problems. Child abuse vetting scheme dropped The controversial scheme adopted by Labour to protect children from paedophiles has been placed on hold, the Home Secretary, Theresa May has said. Facebook chiefs reject police child protection measures Facebook chiefs reject police child protection measures Facebook officials have declined to install a panic button designed to protect children from online predators, despite continued pressure from child protection officers. Internet fraudsters 'adopt' MPS logo and Operation Sterling page header This alert, issued by the Metropolitan Police's 'Operation Sterling' Fraud Prevention Team, follows a report to us informing us that the MPS logo and Sterling page header has been adopted by fraudsters. McCanns relaunch child abduction alerts
Murder charge against burglar's killer 'erroneous' The decision to prosecute a trainee builder for murder after he stabbed a teenage burglar to death was "erroneous", a court heard today. Taxpayer forced to pay for criminals’ heroin Tens of millions pounds of taxpayers’ money is being spent on funding the heroin addictions of prisoners after a court ruled that it would be a breach of their human rights to allow them to go into ‘cold turkey’ while in prison. sponsers advert
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