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Portsmouth experiences second weekend of anti-immigration protests

Rightwing activists faced a heavy police presence and counter-demonstrations to their march against small boat crossings

The Guardian - UK

Numerous arrests made at anti-immigration protest in Portsmouth

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Small boats crisis could worsen if traffickers shift destinations across the south coast

An ‘ongoing cat-and-mouse dynamic between the authorities and smugglers’ could shift where small boats depart from and arrive

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Police used batons and pepper spray on far-right protesters in Portsmouth unrest

Minister condemns groups behind Hampshire disorder and says officers were injured as they repelled ‘aggression’

The Guardian - UK

Vehicles damaged and police officers injured in anti-migration stand-off

Around 200 masked protesters descended on Portsmouth on Sunday trying to stop migrants being moved to a processing centre in Kent.

Evening Standard

Portsmouth ‘not set up’ for migrant boat arrivals if routes shift from Dover

A police and crime commissioner has warned that the government will need to adapt if Dover is no longer the destination of choice - but The Independent understands the government currently has no evidence to suggest a change in people smuggler tactics

The Independent UK

Anti-migrant protests are 'wake-up call' for UK government, says police commissioner

A weekend of protests in Portsmouth and Dover has exposed deepening tensions over Britain's Channel crossings, even as the government insists arrival numbers are falling.

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Council: Home Office has ‘questions to answer’ on Portsmouth migrant landing

There were protests overnight in Portsmouth following the arrival of around 140 migrants there.

Evening Standard

Shaky foundations: Bathla’s downfall is one of many warning signs for Australia’s construction industry

Thousands of buyers are in limbo as developer goes into administration, in crisis that casts more doubt on housing targets

The Guardian - AU

Inspection launched into police force after Henry Nowak murder

His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Service has begun its inspection of the force following a request by Police and Crime Commissioner Donna Jones

The Independent UK

Mahmood warns against ‘inflammatory’ remarks over Henry Nowak murder after Farage calls for ‘cold rage’

The killer’s family said they would ‘give anything’ for him not to have crossed paths with the murder victim

The Independent UK

Police condemn calls for ‘vigilante justice’ over murder of Henry Nowak

Hampshire Police Federation issues statement after criticism in case where victim was falsely accused of racism by Sikh man who killed him

The Guardian - UK

Minister says rape victims ‘deserve justice’ after attackers spared jail

Darren Jones was visibly emotional as he spoke on the BBC’s Sunday With Laura Kuenssberg programme.

Evening Standard

UK judge’s decision not to jail boys for rape like a ‘rock in my face’, says victim, 16

Boys, aged 15, given youth rehabilitation orders for two separate attacks on two girls in Hampshire

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Evening Standard

Rape victim says decision to spare her attackers jail was like ‘rock in my face’

The boys, both aged 15, were given youth rehabilitation orders (YRO) and made subject to intensive supervision and surveillance (ISS).

The Independent UK

Rape victim says decision to spare her attackers from jail was like ‘rock in my face’

Three boys avoid prison sentences for their part in the rape of two girls

The Times of India

UK government reviews non-custodial sentences in Hampshire teenage rape case

The UK government is reconsidering the non-custodial sentences handed down to three teenage boys found guilty of sexually assaulting two girls in Hampshire. Detractors claim that the penalties are insufficient, not properly addressing the gravity of the offenses. In response to public outrage, the attorney general's office is evaluating the…

The Guardian - UK

Teenagers’ non-custodial sentences for rape under review, UK government says

MP Jess Phillips says sentences given to three boys in Hampshire seem ‘unduly lenient’ and send ‘bad message’

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Restriction zones will ‘unduly influence’ release of offenders, warns PCC

Ministers are seeking to introduce restriction zones that will limit where abusers can go.

The Independent UK

Police officer died after arrest during paternity leave amid misconduct probe, inquest hears

Pc Alex Hazlett-Beard, of Hampshire Constabulary, died at Lepe Country Park in the New Forest in February

The Guardian - UK

Chief constable retires after being told of investigation into alleged workplace relationships

Scott Chilton leaves post at Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary with immediate effect after notice from IOPC

The Independent UK

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

The Independent UK

Tory commissioner who appeared to justify far-right riots puts Tommy Robinson-backed statement back online

As rioters occupied migrant hotel in Rotherham, Hampshire Tory police and crime commissioner Donna Jones put a statement on far-right riots supported by Tommy Robinson back on her official website

The Independent UK

Tory police and crime commissioner branded ‘totally unacceptable’ after she appears to justify far-right riots

Donna Jones claimed arresting thugs was ‘treating symptom, not cause’ in now-deleted post

The Guardian - UK

The diabolical rise of ‘dine and dash’: ‘It feels like a betrayal’

One in 20 people have walked out of a restaurant without paying for their meal – and apparently it is becoming more common in Britain, leaving owners shaken and out of pocket. What is going on?

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