Man guilty of murdering daughter, Chanelle Sasha Jones – BBC News

Posted March 11th, 2010 in murder, news, offensive weapons by sally

“A 48-year-old man has been found guilty of murdering his teenage daughter.”

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BBC News, 10th March 2010

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Under fire Greater Manchester Police failed dead woman – BBC News

Posted March 11th, 2010 in domestic violence, harassment, news, police, reports by sally

“Greater Manchester Police has been told it failed a woman murdered by her ex-boyfriend as a report graded it as one of the worst in England and Wales.”

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BBC News, 11th March 2010

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Ex-Cazenove partner Malcolm Calvert guilty of insider dealing – The Guardian

Posted March 11th, 2010 in financial regulation, insider dealing, news by sally

“A former top executive at one of the City’s most prestigious banks faces jail after being found guilty of insider dealing.”

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The Guardian, 10th March 2010

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Police forces face threat of ‘racist’ label over stop and searches – The Guardian

Posted March 11th, 2010 in news, police, race discrimination, racism, reports, stop and search by sally

“Equalities watchdog warns of enforcement action against forces that excessively target people from ethnic minorities.”

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The Guardian, 10th March 2010

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Police told to tackle crime that destroys communities – The Times

Posted March 11th, 2010 in news by sally

“Police forces are failing to protect the most vulnerable people in society from antisocial behaviour, the police inspectorate has said. Chief constables were told that they must understand the toll that harassment, criminal damage and verbal abuse is taking on communities.”

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The Times, 11th March 2010

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Judges fear prisons will burst under new rules – The Times

Posted March 11th, 2010 in news by sally

“Britain’s leading criminal judges warn that a shake-up of sentencing guidelines could push prison overcrowding to crisis levels. They fear that the Sentencing Council, which comes into force next month with the aim of bringing more consistency to courts, will not curb judges’ use of custody, as hoped, but actually increase it.”

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The Times, 11th March 2010

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