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Police win funding battle with Rachel Reeves after warning to cut services

POLICE chiefs have won their funding battle with the Chancellor to increase their budgets after warning of cuts to services, The Sun understands.
Rachel Reeves will put forward a real-terms increase after they demanded a rise.

It came amid fears some crimes would have to be ignored — and after heated talks between the Chancellor and Home Secretary Yvette Cooper ahead of Wednesday’s spending review.
It also emerged last night that Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has settled her spending plans amid fears of cuts to housing and council budgets.
Meanwhile, the 10million pensioners who lost winter fuel payments last year will find out as early as today whether they will have it reinstated after a screeching policy U-turn.
Pressure was put on Ms Reeves to up police funding as forces insisted they could hit breaking point over the early prisoner release scheme.
Force leaders warned PM Sir Keir Starmer any settlement failing to address their inflation and pay pressures would leave them making “stark choices” about investigations to pursue.
Labour pledges, including halving knife crime, were also said to be in jeopardy without the extra funding.
Cabinet minister Peter Kyle yesterday appeared to signal the boost was coming, telling the BBC: “We expect the police to start embracing the change they need to do, to do their bit for change as well.
“We are doing our bit.
“You see a Chancellor that is striving to get investment to the key parts of our country that needs it the most.”
The Tories accused Labour of “splurging” on wasteful projects.
When Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp was pushed on where he would cut, he said he would “go further” on welfare.

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Uriah Rennie dead: Premier League’s first black referee passes away aged 65 after rare condition left him paralysed
PREMIER League referee Uriah Rennie has tragically passed away aged 65.
Rennie had recently opened up about a rare condition that left him paralysed from the waist down.

Once described as the “fittest” referee in England’s top division, Rennie refereed over 300 top flight matches between 1997 and 2008.
An FA statement read: “The FA Refereeing Department is saddened to hear of the passing of former FIFA and Premier League referee, Uriah Rennie.
“Uriah will forever be remembered as a true trailblazer of the game. Our thoughts are with Uriah’s family and friends at this time.”
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“Sounds boring… But it’s in the game”: The Outer Worlds 2 May Just Win Game of the Year Because of Their ‘Character Flaw’ Feature
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