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Topic1Nick the Incredible Flying BrickThe Official Monster Raving Loony Party2Charlie ClintonLiberal Democrats3Andrew FeinsteinIndependent4Wais IslamIndependent5Senthil KumarIndependent6Mehreen MalikConservative and Unionist Party7John PoyntonUK Independence Party (UKIP)8Dave RobertsReform UK9Tom ScrippsSocialist Equality Party10Bobby "Elmo" SmithIndependent11David Robert StansellGreen Party12Keir StarmerLabour Party
Crime, policing and justice—————
  • Source: Manifesto The Conservatives' 2024 manifesto pledged 8,000 more full-time police officers. Recruit 8,000 more full-time, fully warranted police officers to ensure a new police officer for every neighbourhood.
    Recruit 8,000 more full-time, fully warranted police officers to ensure a new police officer for every neighbourhood.

    Conservative Party, 2024-06-11 · The Conservative and Unionist Party Manifesto 2024: Clear Plan, Bold Action, Secure Future

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  • Source: Manifesto Labour's 2024 manifesto set a mission to halve violence against women and girls within a decade. Our landmark mission to halve violence against women and girls in a decade will require a national effort.
    Our landmark mission to halve violence against women and girls in a decade will require a national effort.

    Labour Party, 2024-06-13 · Labour Party Manifesto 2024: Take back our streets

  • Source: Manifesto Labour's 2024 manifesto pledged Respect Orders banning persistent adult offenders from town centres. Labour will fix this by introducing new Respect Orders – powers to ban persistent adult offenders from town centres, which will stamp out issues such as public drinking and drug use.
    Labour will fix this by introducing new Respect Orders – powers to ban persistent adult offenders from town centres, which will stamp out issues such as public drinking and drug use.

    Labour Party, 2024-06-13 · Labour Party Manifesto 2024: Take back our streets

  • Source: Manifesto Labour's 2024 manifesto pledged to tackle serious violence with more prevention and personal accountability for those profiting from knife crime. We will tackle the epidemic of serious violence, with a greater focus on prevention, including by holding those companies and executives cashing in on knife crime personally to account.
    We will tackle the epidemic of serious violence, with a greater focus on prevention, including by holding those companies and executives cashing in on knife crime personally to account.

    Labour Party, 2024-06-13 · Labour Party Manifesto 2024: Take back our streets

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