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Mother of baby found near garbage bins in Samara attacked a police officer

The 23-year-old mother of a two-month-old girl left in a stroller near garbage bins in Samara used violence against a juvenile affairs inspector at a police station on October 27. She has been charged under three articles. Earlier, the girl was found by schoolchildren on October 26; the child was handed over to her father, and the Investigative Committee is investigating the case.

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'Hell next door': how British tenants live with anti-social neighbours for years

A BBC South West investigation shows that complaints about how social landlords handle anti-social behaviour cases are rising, Devon and Cornwall Police are increasingly using closure orders, and the government is consulting on extending their duration to 12 months. A BBC South West investigation shows that complaints about social landlords' handling of anti-social behaviour cases are rising, Devon and Cornwall Police are increasingly using closure orders, and the government is consulting on extending their duration to 12 months.

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'Despite the stereotypes, I did not give up on my dream': the stories of Uzbekistan's policewomen

For Internal Affairs Officers' Day (October 25), the outlet Gazeta published the stories of three women serving in Uzbekistan's Interior Ministry system: Colonel Dilnoza Rajabova, Lieutenant Colonel Bahor Jumanova and Captain Zilola Abduakhadova. They spoke about gender stereotypes, their career paths, awards, and work with tourists and children. For the Day of Internal Affairs Officers (October 25), the outlet Gazeta published the stories of three women serving in Uzbekistan's Ministry of Internal Affairs system: Colonel Dilnoza Rajabova, Lieutenant Colonel Bakhor Jumanova and Captain Zilola Abduakhadova. They spoke about gender stereotypes, their career paths, awards, and work with tourists and children.

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Albanian PM Edi Rama promised fines for participants in violent protests

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama announced an upcoming law providing for fines of more than 550 dollars for participants in violent demonstrations and restrictions on gatherings when there is a risk of unrest. Protests in the country have been going on for several months and in recent days escalated into clashes with the police. The opposition led by Sali Berisha said it will not accept the new measures.

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Murder investigation launched in Leeds after attack on 38-year-old man

West Yorkshire Police are investigating the murder of a 38-year-old man who died after an attack by a group of armed people in the New Wortley area of Leeds. The incident outside a house on Headley Chase occurred at around 22:25 BST on Saturday and, according to police, was 'targeted and isolated'. A search is under way for four suspects.

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Researchers warn: AI in policing may amplify discrimination

Adrian Dredge, winner of the Young Science Writer Award 2026, and the researchers he cites warn that AI systems in policing are trained on biased data and create a 'feedback loop' of over-policing. Some scientists disagree. Adrian Dredge, winner of the 2026 Young Science Writer Award, and the researchers he cites warn that AI systems in policing are trained on biased data and create a 'feedback loop' of excessive patrolling. Some scientists disagree.

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Police used tear gas against protesters in Lyon

On October 24, 2026, French police dispersed with tear gas about 150 protesters who had gathered at the University of Lyon 3. The action took place in an area where protests are banned, amid continuing tension in France after a weekend of riots, arson and looting in several cities.

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Riots in central Barcelona: mass detentions after a night of looting and fires

On Saturday evening, riots took place in the Plaça de Catalunya area of Barcelona, organized via social media under the slogan “Instituts Indignats” on the model of the French youth movement. According to various reports, between 100 and 128 people were detained, a significant share of them minors. Shops were looted, urban infrastructure was damaged, and the authorities announced legal measures. On Saturday evening, riots took place in the Plaça de Catalunya area of Barcelona, organized via social media under the slogan 'Instituts Indignats', modeled on the French youth movement. According to various reports, between 100 and 128 people were detained, a significant portion of them minors. Shops were looted, urban infrastructure was damaged, and the authorities announced judicial measures.

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Mass protests in Italy: hundreds of troops reinforced, police conduct more than 150 searches

On October 24, protests against rising prices, low wages, and military spending took place in Milan, Rome, Turin, Naples, and other Italian cities. In several cities, the rallies were accompanied by clashes with police. Giorgia Meloni's government sent an additional 500 troops to Milan and tightened security measures following the riots of October 17–18.

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