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Policing by consent is a principle we must all fight for

Home Secretary Theresa May on the relationship between the public and police.

Home Secretary Theresa May has given a speech about the relationship between the public and the police.

She spoke about how policing by consent is a principle we must all fight for, work for and protect.

A full transcript of the speech can be read here.

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