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Police should not be scared to wade in to stop wrongdoing, says Badenoch

Police should not be scared to wade in to stop wrongdoing, says Badenoch
BBC Politics Thursday 22 October 2026, 14:55 UTC 1 min read
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The Tory leader calls for more support for police officers and the public when they step in to help.

The Tory leader calls for more support for police officers and the public when they step in to help.
Badenoch (LOCATION) Tory (ORG)
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