Analysis of Fixed Penalty Notices (FPNs) issued by police under the Coronavirus (Covid-19) regulations shows a low overall rate in fines issued across England and Wales with young men receiving the biggest proportion.  It also shows black, Asian and minority ethnic people were issued with a FPN at a rate of 1.6 times higher than white people.

Data released today shows that a total of 16,029 fines were issued by forces between 27 March and 20 July in England. 2,640 were issued by forces in Wales for the same period.

Provisional data from police forces in England and Wales shows police recorded crime is 14 per cent lower than in the same period last year.

The government has announced that wearing a face covering will be mandatory in shops and supermarkets in England from 24 July.

With lockdown measures easing across the country, police forces and charities have highlighted that the current crisis has led to stalkers adapting their approaches and using online methods in order to continue to stalk their victims.

Provisional data released today show a continuing reduction in the number of fines issued as further lockdown measures eased in England and Wales

Members of the public are reminded to enjoy themselves responsibly, drink in moderation and respect blue light personnel, according to a statement issued today by representatives for the emergency services.

Provisional data released today show a continuing reduction in the number of fines issued as further lockdown measures eased in England and Wales

Provisional data released today show a continuing reduction in the number of fines issued since lockdown measures eased

UK police leaders have come together and published a statement about George Floyd’s death.

Provisional figures show a significant reduction in the number of fines issued by police forces since lockdown restrictions were eased in England.

The Home Secretary has confirmed new border restrictions in response to the Coronavirus outbreak.