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UK Home Office to Scrap Non-Crime Hate Incidents
The UK Home Office has announced it will scrap the recording of non-crime hate incidents, a policy that has drawn criticism for its questionable use of police time.
31 Mar, 10:09 — 31 Mar, 15:08
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FTVery High6h ago
UK deradicalisation scheme being used to speed mental health service access, review warns
Home Office has expressed concerns that Prevent programme is under pressure due to wider gaps in public services
Read full article →The IndependentMostly Factual11h ago
A Where’s Wally tattoo and a stick-on Hitler moustache: Non-crime hate incidents now set to be scrapped
As the Home Office announces the scrapping of non-crime hate incidents, The Independent looks back at examples recorded by police forces that are a questionable use of time
By Alex Ross
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First report: The Independent · 31 Mar, 10:09|Full coverage: 2 · 5h|Window: 5h
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