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James Stunt claimed diplomatic immunity and called black Met police officer 'Uncle Tom' in bizarre tirade

James Stunt was caught on camera launching a foul-mouthed tirade at a police officer after his arrest

Evening Standard

Climate Crisis Worsening Already 'Hellish' Refugee Situation: UN

Climate change is contributing to record numbers of people being uprooted from their homes globally, while worsening the often already "hellish" conditions of displacement, the United Nations said Tuesday.

International Business Times

New award for public servants killed on duty ‘vitally important’, say fathers

Bryn Hughes and Paul Bone both received an Elizabeth Emblem following the deaths of their daughters Pcs Nicola Hughes and Fiona Bone.

The Independent UK

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Former police leader allegedly made sexual remark about widow of PC Andrew Harper

Tribunal hears John Apter, since suspended, said he wanted to ‘comfort’ widow of officer killed on duty

The Guardian - UK

Police banned from wearing memorial badge at Pride because it is 'anti-trans'

Officers wear the badge to commemorate those who have fallen in the line of duty

Wales Online

Met Police ‘bans wearing of Thin Blue Line badge by officers at London Pride’

The symbol has become politically charged in the US, where it has been used by counterprotesters at Black Lives Matter marches.

The Independent UK

National novelties: Bower's marathon challenge and rare Mini Marcos Mk3

Marathon effort: Bower's extraordinary challenge

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Widow of Pc Andrew Harper made MBE for justice campaign in his name

Lissie Harper successfully campaigned to introduce mandatory life sentences for people who kill emergency service workers

Evening Standard

New Year Honours: Lionesses lead list as Queen guitarist Brian May scoops knighthood

Stars from sport, music and TV among those honoured

Evening Standard

Nanny who raised money for kids fleeing Ukraine recognised in New Year Honours list

Nanny Louenna Hood, 38, is among the everyday heroes recognised in the New Year Honour list and will receive a British Empire Medal for helping children fleeing Ukraine

Daily Mirror

Widow of slain Pc Andrew Harper made MBE for justice campaign in his name

Lissie Harper successfully campaigned to introduce mandatory life sentences for people who kill emergency service workers.

The Independent UK

South Africa mine dam collapse highlights patchy regulation

The collapse of a tailings dam in South Africa earlier this month has put the spotlight on the need for binding global regulations of facilities used to store mining waste, investors and industry leaders said.

Reuters

The night Queen Elizabeth saw Blue Poles

She was a regular visitor to Canberra's best tourist spots.

The Canberra Times

PC Andrew Harper's killer, 20, caught downing homemade booze inside high-security prison

Henry Long, 20, was jailed for 16 years in 2020 for the manslaughter of PC Andrew Harper in 2019 - he was jailed alongside his pals Albert Bowers and Jessie Cole, 18 at the time

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The Independent UK

Lissie Harper: I know slain police officer husband will be proud of law change

The 31-year-old widow has successfully campaigned to introduce mandatory life sentences for people who kill emergency service workers.

The Independent UK

Raft of major justice reforms come into force

Prime Minister Boris Johnson says the Government wants to ‘make our streets safer’ as the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act comes into force.

Daily Record

New UK laws passed this week that will impact you - including immigration, protesting and animal welfare

The new legislation is considered controversial and has been fiercely debated.

Chronicle Live

What new laws passed this week will mean for you - including voting, policing and care costs

A number of laws gained Royal Assent this week on subjects including marriage, animal cruelty, immigration, building safety and polling stations

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Wales Online

New UK laws passed this week and how they impact you - from marriage, immigration, protest to voting

The new legislation has been hotly debated and much is controversial

Manchester Evening News

Raft of new UK laws passed this week and how they impact you - including polling stations change and care costs cap

A raft of new legislation on crime, immigration, elections, marriage and more was passed this week

Daily Record

Widow of tragic PC Andrew Harper urges Nicola Sturgeon to introduce life sentences for police killers

Lissie Harper has joined forces with Christine Fulton, from Ayrshire, whose police officer husband was stabbed to death in 1994.

Daily Mirror

Instagram troll taunted PC Andrew Harper widow 'it's hard to identify a body in pieces'

Milo Alejandro, 20, left vile comments beneath images Lissie Harper had posted of her late husband and is likely to face jail after he pleaded guilty to making the grossly offensive remarks

Daily Mirror

Drunk mum drags screaming policewoman 130ft down road with car to avoid arrest

In a case with chilling echoes of the death of PC Andrew Harper in 2019, over-the-limit Chantelle Owen has been jailed for the incident last year in which she dragged PC Amy Greenwood with her BMW

Manchester Evening News

Drunk mum, 36, who has made "very poor life choices" DRAGGED policewoman along the road with her car as she tried to avoid arrest

Chantelle Owen blamed past relationships for her offending - but was told by the judge she was 'not the victim'

The Guardian - UK

‘We feel safer’: how green energy is brightening refugee lives in Rwanda

Solar panels and cleaner-burning stoves have reduced dangers faced by residents of Rwandan camps

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