Tom Symonds is a Home Affairs Correspondent at BBC News. He covers a range of themes including crime and justice, the judicial system, and security and law enforcement, with a particular focus on issues relevant to Europe and the United Kingdom. Tom's insights and reporting have been featured in Yahoo Finance, BBC World, Cigalah Group, and BBC News.
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Met officer Martyn Blake is on trial at the Old Bailey for murder over the shooting of Chris Kaba.
By: Gemma Sherlock, Tom Symonds
The party also accuses Greater Manchester Police of purposely withholding full footage.
The honeytrap involved flirtatious messages targeting up to 20 MPs, staffers and political journalists.
The move is part of what ministers say will be a "sweeping overhaul" of England's local planning system.
Police chiefs have warned the government that without further funding neighbourhood police officers - a government priority - could be cut.
A seven-year inquiry into the sexual abuse of children was published in 2022 - what has happened since?
Tom Symonds The Metropolitan Police failed to challenge a claim from Mohamed Al Fayed that he was too ill to respond to a sexual assault allegation, according to an official complaint.
The Conservatives have called for the forthcoming public inquiry into the Southport murders to consider why the police, prosecutors and government did not make public more details about the killer last summer before his trial.
Online retailers will be forced to ask anyone buying a knife for two types of identification under government plans to prevent under-age sales in the wake of the Southport knife attack.
The home secretary rejects the central findings of a report she commissioned last year.
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