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Ex-Met Police chief calls for ministers to scrap non-crime hate incidents

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Lord Bernard Hogan-Howe and Lord Toby Young launch effort to change the Crime and Policing Bill that would stop requiring police to record NCHIs

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Ex-Met Police chief calls for Labour to abolish non-hate crime incidents

A former Metropolitan Police chief has called for Labour to abolish non-hate crime incidents (NHCIs)

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Ex-Met Police Chief Tables Amendment to Abolish Non-Crime Hate Incidents

The Government could be forced to abolish non-crime hate incidents (NCHIs) after a former head of the Metropolitan Police tabled a widely supported amendment to axe them in the House of Lords.

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Ex-Met Police chief calls for ministers to scrap non-crime hate incidents

Lord Bernard Hogan-Howe and Lord Toby Young launch effort to change the Crime and Policing Bill that would stop requiring police to record NCHIs

·London, United Kingdom
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Evening Standard broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Friday, October 17, 2025.
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