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  1. 5 hours ago

    Do you want to share your views on the future compensation scheme? Independent advisors Martin Forde and Wendy Williams will be hosting events to hear directly from those affected. Find out more:

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    7 hours ago

    What helps victims of crime feel supported to ? Charities & campaigners answered: ✅"Dignity, respect & care" ✅"To know when you speak up, someone will take you seriously" ✅"A team around you" Watch more below 👇🏽 & read Victims Strategy 👉🏽

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    Sep 8

    We’re proposing extending police stop and search powers to those suspected of carrying a corrosive substance in public without good reason. The suggested strengthening of police powers will enable officers to better prevent acid attacks. Find out more:

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    7 hours ago

    It's Border Paws! Watch the 's video on the role of a Border Force detection dog! For more information on passing through the UK border, please visit:

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    15 hours ago

    A few words can help save someone's life. If you see someone in need or distress, stop and have a conversation. We're proud to support World Suicide Prevention Day 2018. 💬

    Small Talk Saves Lives
    A small talk could save a life. Could you help interrupt someone's suicidal thoughts this World Suicide Prevention Day?
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    11 hours ago

    Read the Victims Strategy here: 👉🏽 There are lots of ways to if you're a victim of crime – from speaking to charities to reporting the crime to the police.

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    14 hours ago

    Today is World Suicide Prevention Day. Anyone can have suicidal feelings, whatever their background or situation. If you need support or are worried about someone, our info can help >

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    22 hours ago

    After every crime, & behind every crime statistic, there are real victims & families left picking up the pieces. Please retweet to encourage more victims to & access the right support. Victims Strategy launches today:

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    16 hours ago

    The nature of crime is changing. The way we support you will too. The first ever cross-government Victims Strategy launches today. We hope this encourages even more victims to come forward & . Learn more:

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    Sep 9

    Home Secretary speaking on this morning about suspects: 'If they ever step out of the Russian Federation, Britain and its allies will get them and bring them to prosecution.'

    Sajid Javid on Russian national suspects
    Andrew Marr with papers, politics and culture: Most Sundays from 9am on BBC One #marr
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    Sep 9

    is a day to celebrate our emergency services .They risk their own safety to protect us .They are there when we need them most . They are recognised to be among the best in the world . We remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice. Thank you.

    I would like to thank everyone working in our emergency services on . They go above and beyond every day to help save lives and keep us safe.
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    Sep 9

    Our emergency workers do a magnificent job and their sacrifice, dedication & selfless courage keep us all safe. On the first ever I want to thank each and everyone of them for their service. You do the nation proud

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  13. Sep 9

    Home Secretary speaking on this morning about suspects: 'If they ever step out of the Russian Federation, Britain and its allies will get them and bring them to prosecution.'

    Sajid Javid on Russian national suspects
    Andrew Marr with papers, politics and culture: Most Sundays from 9am on BBC One #marr
    49 replies 61 retweets 123 likes
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    Sep 9

    "I would like to thank everyone working in our emergency services on . They go above and beyond every day to help save lives and keep us safe." - PM

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    Sep 9

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    Sep 9

    It’s (the first ever) Emergency Services Day! This special new annual event gives us all the opportunity to pay homage to the wonderful and courageous people that make up our emergency services, past and present

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    Sep 7

    Today took time out of his busy schedule to meet the people working hard behind the scenes of to honour the first 999 memorial festival of thanks giving. He offered his support and echoed the support from &

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    Sep 8

    Today is the first ever . RT and show your support for the selfless men and women, and work of the service animals across the emergency services and across the UK. Tweet your support and if you see any 999 personnel - stop them & thank them!

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    Sep 9

    All victims of violent crime should receive the help & support needed to rebuild their lives. That's why we're reviewing the Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme & planning to abolish an outdated rule that unfairly held victims back. More here

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  20. Sep 8

    We’re proposing extending police stop and search powers to those suspected of carrying a corrosive substance in public without good reason. The suggested strengthening of police powers will enable officers to better prevent acid attacks. Find out more:

    82 replies 208 retweets 445 likes
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