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How can online speculation harm alleged victims, suspects and criminal investigations? Understand anonymity, contempt of court and social media law.
Possession and Distribution of Strangulation and “Family” Porn made illegal
New pornography offences took effect on 6 November 2026. Learn which images are illegal to possess or share and the potential prison sentences.
Greater Manchester Police Conduct Dawn Raids To Make Organised Car Theft Arrests
GMP arrests four in a vehicle crime investigation. Learn how police investigate organised car theft, conspiracy and handling stolen vehicles.
Henry Novak Case Raises Questions Over Police Accountability Over Arrests
The Henry Nowak case raises questions about police accountability, medical emergencies, bodycam evidence and how allegations of misconduct are investigated.
What Constitutes Fireworks Offences And The Possible Penalties
Can you be arrested for possessing or misusing fireworks? We explain UK firework laws, criminal penalties and Section 60 stop-and-search powers.
Respect Orders – A New Incentive to Tackle Anti-Social Behaviour
New Respect Orders target anti-social behaviour. Find out who can receive one, what restrictions apply and whether breaching an order can mean prison.
Cocaine Possession and Supply Penalties – All You Need to Know
What are the penalties for cocaine possession or dealing in the UK? Learn about prison sentences, intent to supply, sharing drugs and drug driving.
Operation AVRO in Trafford Highlights GMP Police Crackdown
GMP made 32 arrests during Operation AVRO in Trafford. We explain police search powers, facial recognition, arrests and suspects’ legal rights.
Police Targetting Repeat Offenders of Violence Against Women and Girls
Police are targeting repeat perpetrators of violence against women and girls. We examine domestic abuse investigations, digital evidence and due process.
Could AI Traffic Cameras Be Used To Prosecute Drivers
AI cameras detected almost 19,000 potential driving offences. Could the technology be used in prosecutions, and what rights do motorists have?
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