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BBC Crimewatch Appeals

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Other Appeal Links

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In the News
Police Students Raise £25,100 For Charity 15:38, 12th March GMT
Met Student officers take time to work for charity during studies
IPCC To Investigate Force's 3rd Similar Incident 15:38, 12th March GMT
IPCC to investigate Avon and Somerset Constabulary's handling of a missing person report
Jail For Pair Who Starved Daughter To Death 12:04, 12th March GMT
7 yearold Khyra Ishaq's mother, Angela Gordon, given 15 years and stepfather at least seven and a half years
Strike Breaker And Suicide Bomber 07:07, 12th March GMT
Accused BA man planned to use airline strike as cover to launch suicide attack
GMP: 'We Were Doing All We Could' 06:56, 12th March GMT
Police investigate death of man with learning difficulties tormented for years by gangs
Gwent In National Project For The Deaf 06:51, 12th March GMT
Gwent Police and British Deaf Association join together to launch national crime prevention DVD for the Deaf community
London Mayor Bemused By Police Ostrich 16:29, 11th March GMT
IT’S not often that you ask directions from a Metropolitan Police officer dressed as an ostrich – but London Mayor Boris Johnson found himself in that very situation.
'Forces Not Doing Enough To Tackle ASB' 15:46, 11th March GMT
HMCIC says forces' recording of information about harassment, criminal damage and verbal abuse is inadequate
Mayor Boris Bemused By Ostrich 15:53, 11th March GMT
A WACKY Metropolitan Police officer is poised to run up a healthy sum for wounded British troops when he hot foots it to Poland – dressed as an OSTRICH.
Defend Yourself Old Man! 06:51, 12th March GMT
Pensioners taught to use sticks in self defence against police advice