British police targeting would-be criminals before they offend
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British criminal psychologists are putting together a list of the 100 most dangerous murderers and rapists before they have committed any such crimes, The Times said.
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Britain will test a satellite system for tracking offenders, government officials said on Thursday.
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Hundreds of officers take part in raids across London targeting offenders suspected of abuse crimes.
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The home secretary is to set out a minimum standard of service the public can expect from police.
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LONDON, Feb. 9 -- British police charged six men arrested in Birmingham last week with terrorism-related offenses Friday, officially alleging for the first time that the suspects were plotting to kidnap and kill a British soldier.
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British anti-terrorism laws discriminate against Muslims and law enforcement agencies are running a &quot;real risk of criminalising&quot; ethnic minority communities, a top police officer will say on Monday, according to The Guardian newspaper.
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A tip-off hotline set up by a  former British policeman on the Costa del Sol has nabbed three  British criminals on the run in Spain and impressed local  police looking for new ways to tackle organized crime.
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Some stretch limousine businesses in the UK are a front for organised crime, senior police officers say.
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The government has set up an elite anti-kidnap special forces unit in London, in part to deal with scenarios like those allegedly threatened by men arrested in Birmingham this week, sources said.
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The Metropolitan Police is expected to be criticised for the way it handles internal complaints, particularly when ethnic minorities are involved.
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A high-profile arrest may signal the start of a crackdown. But some claim the campaign is more political than legal
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Police are given more time to question some of the suspects arrested in last week's anti-terror raids.
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Police prepare to question a man in connection with an attack on a traffic warden while on duty.
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Immigrants to the UK may be told not to touch people without permission, spit in the street or play loud music.
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Police forces across Britain are being urged to reveal how much money is being paid to informers.
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The British government is drafting new anti-terrorism legislation that would allow police to stop and question individuals without suspecting a crime has taken place, the Home Office said Saturday.
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Police hope surveillance cameras will let them respond faster, catch suspects before they flee.