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A dog who is scared of strangers has finally found a home after almost a decade at an animal rescue centre.

Christmas, nor will they knock on doors to break up unlawful gatherings, a top officer has declared. Chairman of the Metropolitan Police Federation Ken Marsh said on Monday there was "no way" officers would be conducting door-to-door checks to ensure Tier 4 households are complying with the rules.

Police 'won't be knocking on doors' on Christmas Day after 'baffling' new restrictions saw festive bubbles axed.

Christmas Day to catch families flouting tough new Tier 4 lockdown rules – just hours after the new measures were announced. Metropolitan Police Federation boss Ken Marsh has described the new measures – which see people banned from travelling in or out of Tier 4 regions, shops forced to close, and the public ordered to work from home – as “baffling”.

Enforcing face covering rules in UK shops could be "impossible" when they become mandatory later this month, a police representative has said.

The government has been told to "get a grip" over coronavirus lockdown rules that have left police officers confused.

Police have warned they will fine and arrest anyone caught breaking the coronavirus lockdown guidelines this weekend as Britain is set to enjoy a mini heatwave.

Policing enforcement measures introduced by Boris Johnson in response to the Covid-19 pandemic will be a "real challenge" for officers, a police federation has warned.

George Floyd protest sustained a broken collar bone, broken ribs and a collapsed lung from the horrific incident. The horse bolted after protesters threw stones, water bottles and even a bike – causing the mounted officer to collide with traffic lights and fall heavily onto the tarmac.She is still receiving treatment in hospital and it’s thought that she could be off duty for up to four months while she recuperates, according to an announcement from the Metropolitan Police Federation.Federation Chairman Ken Marsh described the officer thrown from her horse as “a hero”.Speaking on BBC Breakfast, Mr Marsh said: “She's stable – she has some quite nasty injuries which she sustained.