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- Thursday 02 September 2010
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May warns on police budget
Theresa May has told the National Policing Conference that cutting out waste from the Home Office budget "can only go so far," and that police officers and staff have to be ready to "make sacrifices and accept pay restraint."
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- Politicians make Pink List
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- Reaction: Sarah's Law extended
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- Policing minister Nick Herbert told the Home Affairs select committee the government wishes to pass police reforms "before the end of this year in order to meet the ambition to hold elections for police commissioners by 2012". Home secretary Theresa May announced the proposals yesterday, which include elected police chiefs, a new national crime-fighting agency, and more citizen policing.
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