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Police force deny scolding by Braverman over seizure of racially offensive dolls from pub

A source close to the home secretary said her unhappiness at the incident had been passed on to the force.

The Independent UK

Lead detective on Olivia's family's 'courage' vs Cashman's courtroom 'cowardice'

Olivia's family were praised for their "courage and bravery" over the last seven months

Liverpool Echo

Met officer referred to prosecutors over fatal shooting of Chris Kaba

CPS will consider potential murder charge over death of 24-year-old in Streatham, south London

The Guardian - UK

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File of evidence passed to CPS over fatal police shooting of Chris Kaba

Mr Kaba died after he was hit by a single gunshot fired by an armed officer on September 5 last year in Streatham Hill, south London.

The Independent UK

Chris Kaba fatal shooting by police referred to CPS

His family hope the ‘truth will emerge, without delay, through criminal proceedings’

Evening Standard

Chris Kaba: Met officer who shot unarmed Black man dead after pursuit could face criminal charges

The family of Mr Kaba - whose death sparked protests - have welcomed the move and “hope CPS advise in favour of a prosecution”

The Independent UK

Funding boost for synagogues and schools to protect against antisemitic attacks

Home Secretary Suella Braverman said she wants to ensure ‘vile criminals’ feel ‘full force of the law’ for such incidents.

The Independent UK

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Mum found with 147 wraps of cocaine freed by judge after it took two years to charge her

Mum Sian Finneywas caught "red handed" in February 2020 after police searched her home and seized 147 wraps of cocaine, along with scales, cash and mobile phones

Daily Mirror

‘Farting barrister’ wins £135,000 at tribunal

A flatulent barrister who tried to sue the Crown Prosecution Service has won £135,000 after his request to work from home was denied. An employment tribunal was told that Tarique Mohammed’s farts were caused by medication and therefore asking him to stop breaking wind violated his dignity. The tribunal found…

The Week

Man charged over stabbing of ‘American spy’ outside leisure centre near GCHQ’s headquarters

Joshua Bowles, 29, will appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Thursday

The Independent UK

Man charged with attempted murder over stabbing of woman in Cheltenham

Joshua Bowles, 29, will appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Thursday.

The Independent UK

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