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Emergency law revoked in three provinces

The cabinet on Tuesday agreed to lift the state of emergency in three more provinces, deputy government spokesman Supachai Jaisamut said.

Budget cuts 'threaten 60,000 police jobs'

Budget cuts in the police service in England and Wales could lead to 60,000 police officer and civilian posts being axed by 2015, a study suggests.

Budget cuts will mean fewer police, warns senior officer

Current police numbers are not "sustainable" in the face of budget cuts, a senior officer will warn later.

Local Crime Mapping

Metropolitan Crime Mapping for London area

UK Most Wanted, You can HELP

UK's most wanted
Recognise anyone? You can help solve these crimes. Contact Crimestoppers anonymously with your information.

Burglary numbers continue to rise

The number of burglaries in England and Wales has risen for the second quarter in a row, official figures show.

Army dog sniffs out Taliban bomb factory

An Army search dog called Chocolat has discovered a Taliban production line for Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) during Operation MOSHTARAK.

Forget the pricey devices, use dogs

Is expensive technology always the answer to problems? The latest development in the GT200 controversy is that the government plans to procure dearer machines - the Fido and Sabre 4000 - which cost up to Bt4 million a piece to replace the "ineffective" Bt1-million GT200 that has been an Bt800-million embarrassment for the government.

UK Threat Levels is now assessed as SEVERE

This means there is a strong possibility of future terrorist attacks and indicates a continuing high level of threat to the UK.

Defence International Security Services – Deterrence and Protection

THAILAND will indeed welcome the admirable protection and deterrence provided by Defence International Security Services to augment the work of Royal Thai Police and bring a sense of security to residents previously not available.