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BBC announces factual drama based on events surrounding Sarah Everard’s murder

She was abducted by serving police officer Wayne Couzens in March 2021, when she was walking home from a friend’s house in London.

Evening Standard

Grooming gangs inquiry should probe every UK council and police force – victim

The inquiry has a maximum duration of three years and a budget of £65 million.

Evening Standard

US Marine detained after live explosive round found in his bag at airport

A bomb squad took it to a desert area where it was destroyed

The Independent UK

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Wolf bites woman in Hamburg shopping area in Germany's first attack in decades

Wolves are now present in almost all EU countries, and their numbers have increased from 11,000 in 2012 to more than 20,000 in 2023. Italy, Bulgaria, Romania and Spain have populations of more than 2,000.

Euronews

Alleged Epstein victims who have spoken to British media contacted by police

A specialist UK police team has also been set up to focus on potential crimes against women and girls in the Epstein files.

Evening Standard

Two-tonne stolen Land Rover reverses over pursuing police car

A stolen Land Rover Defender reversed over and on top of a police car while two officers were sat inside.

The Independent UK

Masked men force delivery driver to take bomb to County Armagh police station

Homes evacuated in Lurgan as police carry out controlled explosion on ‘crude but viable’ device

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BBC says Scott Mills axed from Eurovision Song Contest coverage after sacking as Sara Cox ‘to replace’ him

BBC spokesperson says DJ is no longer contracted to any upcoming projects with the corporation

The Independent UK

27-year-old Indian-origin man shot dead in Canada’s Surrey

A 27-year-old man of Indian origin, Jasman Sekhon, was fatally shot in Surrey, Canada, in what authorities suspect is a targeted attack linked to organized crime and the drug trade. The brazen incident occurred Saturday evening, with witnesses reporting a chase before the shooting.

The Times of India

Brickbats: April 2026

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Paedophile City of London police officer granted anonymity due to health concerns

The disgraced constable resigned after being caught with content showing sexual abuse on his mobile phone

Evening Standard

Art heist in Italy: Masterpieces worth millions stolen from museum in three minutes

Thieves have stolen three priceless paintings from the Magnani Rocca Foundation near Parma. The artworks by Renoir, Cezanne, and Matisse were taken overnight. Police suspect an organized group was behind the swift burglary. The incident follows a series of high-profile art thefts across Europe. Experts suggest such thefts may be…

The Times of India

AI News: Grandma Jailed for 5 Months After Facial Recognition Error in State She's Never Visited

How AI facial recognition errors led to the wrongful arrest of a Tennessee grandmother in a North Dakota fraud case, raising critical questions about law enforcement technology and oversight.

International Business Times UK

Czech police arrest a man who claimed responsibility for attack on a Russian center in Prague

Czech police say they have arrested a foreign man who claims he threw Molotov cocktails at a Russian cultural center in Prague last week

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Police ordered to stop wasting time on Twitter squabbles

Chief constables have been accused of failing to concentrate on crimes such as murder and robbery

The Independent UK

Delivery driver forced at gunpoint to take object to police station

Ulster Unionist Party leader Jon Burrows has said the incident ‘bears all the hallmarks of a terrorist attack’

The Guardian - UK

BBC apologises for not investigating claims against Scott Mills raised last year

Broadcaster did not look into separate allegations of ‘inappropriate communications’ involving the Radio 2 DJ

Evening Standard

Scott Mills snubbed on Radio 2 as stand-in Gary Davies avoids mention in awkward Breakfast Show return

It has emerged Mills was reportedly investigated by police several years ago into alleged ‘serious sexual offences’ against a teenage boy but this was later dropped

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Evening Standard

Sex offence investigation into Scott Mills closed due to lack of evidence

The Radio 2 DJ was sacked by the BBC over allegations relating to his personal conduct.

Evening Standard

Ethnicity, culture and religion to be examined by long-awaited grooming gangs inquiry, Home Secretary vows

Shabana Mahmood insisted there ‘will be no hiding place for the predatory monsters who committed these vile crimes’ as the grooming gang inquiry published its terms of reference

AAP

Greater police powers urged for childcare sector safety

A parliamentary inquiry has called for police responses to be better integrated with the childcare sector to improve protections.

The Guardian - AU

Melbourne girl, 13, allegedly shouted antisemitic remarks, threw eggs and swerved car towards Jewish families

Jewish families ‘narrowly escaped being struck by the car’ after girl swerved towards them in Ripponlea, police say

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Scott Mills sacked by BBC 'after 2016 investigation into offences against teenage boy'

The Metropolitan Police have said the Crown Prosecution Service "determined the evidential threshold had not been met to bring charges" related to the investigation a decade ago.

AAP

Slain fugitive could become sovereign citizen 'martyr'

Double police killer Dezi Freeman may now be considered a martyr by some who share his extreme anti-government beliefs, experts have warned.

The Guardian - UK

‘If my boyfriend did what my pastor did, I believe police could investigate’. The campaign to close a serious gap in UK law

England and Wales pioneered the criminalisation of coercive control, but it doesn’t apply outside of intimate or family relationships. Why stop there, asks deputy head of Guardian Opinion Barbara Speed

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