PM to unveil plan for ‘putting thousands of bobbies back on the beat’

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Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said: “The heartbeat of our great British policing tradition is seeing bobbies on the beat, but for too long, too many communities have been feeling abandoned as crime soared and neighbourhood police disappeared, even when local crimes like shop theft, street theft or blatant drug dealing rose sharply.”

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