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Scotland Yard is to be investigated over claims it covered up child sex offences due to the involvement of both MPs and police officers.

The three new investigations relate to allegations about police suppressing evidence, hindering or halting investigations, and covering up offences due to the involvement of members of parliament and police officers.

The revelation comes as the Ministry of Justice embarrassingly admitted that a law threatening to jail for life anyone who has called for the abolition of the monarchy had been mistakenly included on a list of 309 offences due to be repealed before May.

The most likely explanation here is offenders who commit shoplifting are different to those who commit theft from person offences, due to the different skills sets required.

Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs was defined as all driving offences due to alcohol, narcotics, or non-prescribed medicine.

There is also a corporate criminal offence due to come in next year related to tax evasion.

At his trial, the jury took the unprecedented step of pleading for mercy on his behalf, arguing that he had committed the offence due to "extreme provocation".

Show Racism the Red Card feel that the term 'coloured' is now outdated and has the potential to cause offence due to the connotations associated with the term and its historical usage.

Sixty people convicted of drug offences were due to be executed this year.

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Moshin Amin, from Dewsbury - the driver of the Audi in which Mr Yaqub was shot - is accused of firearms offences and due to stand trial in April.