Put the freeze on car thieves
Police are renewing their appeal for motorists not to leave their cars defrosting on the driveway - with the keys in the ignition - as freezing weather is set to return over the weekend.
Emergency services struggle to cope with Cumbria massacre
Emergency services in Cumbria have been stretched to their operational limits as they were forced to deal with more murders in one day than they usually have to cope with in a year.
Two men arrested over cold case PC murder
Two men have been questioned by police over the murder of Pc Keith Blakelock, the police constable killed during the 1985 Broadwater Farm riots.
Police to regain power to charge suspects
Police officers in England and Wales will be given more discretion to decide when crime suspects should be charged, the home secretary has said.
Senior police officers across the country complain that they regularly
work 50 to 60 hours a week
More than half of senior police officers are suffering from anxiety
and depression brought on by under-staffing, bullying chief constables
and 60-hour working weeks
Police overtime doubles to £400m in a decade
Spending on police overtime in England and Wales has increased by 90 per cent in the past decade, according to the latest figures.
Police officers suffer hearing damage from radios
Hundreds of police officers have suffered hearing damage because of the high volume of their radios, it has emerged.