No wonder the Prime Minister is out with a defensive newspaper article on crime today.

The Conservative record is appalling: here’s a reminder of some of the lows 👇
On the Home Secretary’s watch thousands of police crime records were mistakenly deleted, risking criminals going free and denying victims justice: news.sky.com/story/criminal…
The Conservatives have overseen an appalling collapse in rape convictions, with a fall to a record low in 2020:
bbc.com/news/uk-535887…
Antisocial behaviour can make lives a misery and it is affecting millions more people under the Conservatives:
mirror.co.uk/news/politics/…
Attacks on police officers have rocketed in the last year: bbc.com/news/uk-englan…
Victims of crime are being failed as court delays allow violent offenders to avoid prison:
theguardian.com/world/2021/feb…
Crime can not only be devastating for the lives of victims, it also costs the economy a fortune. Under the Conservatives the cost of crime to the economy rockets by £36bn in just five years: mirror.co.uk/news/politics/…
Under the Conservatives criminals have never had it so good.

@UKLabour has a plan for address violent crime, putting more police on our streets and victims at the heart of the criminal justice system.

labour.org.uk/press/labours-…

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Not everyone will have read the horror show that is the cross-party @CommonsPAC report on the Home Office - after 10 years of Tory control - so here are some of the low-lights: (1/6)
The Committee “remain concerned by how little evidence the Home Office has” on immigration. There are concerns the Home Office “does not make decisions based on evidence” & instead risks making them on “anecdote, assumption and prejudice” (2/6)
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