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G4S chief predicts mass police privatisation
20 Jun 2012: Private companies will be running large parts of the police service within five years, according to security firm head
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21 Jun 2012: Chief inspector of constabulary says vulnerable victims – including many who are disabled – are 'slipping through the net'
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20 Jun 2012: Martin Kettle: Once the leading pro-police party, the Tories are now the leading party of police reform. But do they have the nerve to stay with it?
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20 Jun 2012: Budgetary pressure, political will and the lack of a debate over public service privatisation has seen G4S grow exponentially
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20 Jun 2012: Private companies will be running large parts of the police service within five years, according to security firm head
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20 Jun 2012: Thirty international websites and 970 individuals targeted in operation against London 2012 ticket touts and scams
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18 Jun 2012: Court hears that policeman inflicted fatal injuries on passer-by Ian Tomlinson after 'a rush of blood to the head'
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18 Jun 2012:
One-day international against West Indies goes ahead with minute's silence for Surrey batsman, 23
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18 Jun 2012: Seven former ministers including Lord Prescott are among 41 Labour candidates for police posts in November elections
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18 Jun 2012:
Roy Greenslade on the significance of last week's announcement in the high court of a settlement between a lawyer and Scotland Yard
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17 Jun 2012: The Tory flagship policy of electing police commissioners is running aground, dashed by public apathy and a lack of government support
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17 Jun 2012: Barbara Ellen: No, it's not OK for undercover cops to have sex with unsuspecting activists
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16 Jun 2012: Move in Bangor, Gwynedd, follows complaints about groups drinking on streets and harassing residents
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