The UK government has announced new police reforms requiring officers in cities to respond to emergency calls within 15 minutes and 20 minutes in rural areas, aiming to combat rising crime rates. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood highlighted the delays in responses to reported crimes as detrimental to public trust. Additional measures include enhancing neighborhood policing, reducing red tape, and creating a new National Police Service to tackle serious crimes. The reforms are part of a broader strategy to address unpunished offenses and improve police accountability.
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