Police 'too afraid of criticism'
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Police are bogged down in red tape and afraid to use their judgement, says the chief inspector of constabulary.
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The Police Federation head says too many government targets have led to a breakdown in public trust.
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The man in charge of standards in public life has criticised the inquiry in to the Home Secretary's conduct. Is the inquiry too limited?
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Gujarat  politicians prevented police from carrying out their duties during riots in 2002, a senior policeman says.
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Police must be barred from storing profiles of innocent people on national DNA database, experts say.
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Threats against a lawyer before she was murdered were not properly dealt with, the Police Ombudsman says.
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The police delay in attending a fatal shooting "can not be justified", a review into the force's response says.
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Police in Aberdeen have called for a ban on any more city centre pubs or clubs in an effort to curb violence. Officers have warned that alcohol-related crime is already stretching their resources to the limit.
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With officers like these on the beat, we might feel safe. But they're not targeting the dangerous criminals now terrorising our streets. The simulated shoot-out was part of training to deal with biological or chemical terrorist threats.  (c) 2006 Daily Mirror.
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Protesters say police tactics are too aggressive; police say they're just doing their best to keep the city calm.
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Police have admitted they &quot;fear the worst&quot; after the latest grisly findings in a probable serial killer probe, as they race against time to prevent the death toll of five rising further.
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Mayor has called for Scotland Yard inquiry to halt 'political charade' around Lee Jasper
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A police chief says forces across the UK have not paid enough attention to prostitution.
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Met boss calls for dedicated cybercrime unit London's Metropolitan Police Service is unable to cope with cybercrime, according to a report written by a Met boss, which recommended setting up a new dedicated unit for cybercrime.â¦
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A senior police officer hit back today at David Cameron's description of 'anarchy' on Britain's streets.
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"We cannot have a reincarnation of the old 'sus' laws under which mostly black people, ethnic minorities, were literally stopped on sight and that created a really bad atmosphere and an erosion of civil liberties."  British police could get powers to stop and question anyone in the UK under proposed tough new anti-terror laws. via Boston Today
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A government minister attacks criticism of two officers who were accused of not doing enough to help a drowning boy.