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Police back change in law to treat 17-year-olds in custody as juveniles

support of senior officers is the highest court must make judgments about standards under 18 in custody

police chiefs support a change in the law so that 17 years are treated as juveniles in detention and their parents are informed if they are caught.

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of the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) the participation of parents in the Superior Court issues a key judgment on Thursday whether all persons under 18 years should be treated as children - in accordance with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Ann Thornber, Ed, whose son committed suicide in 2011 after being arrested by the police, will be in court to hear the judgment. He filed a petition to Downing Street calling for a change in the law - with parents Joe Lawton, who is 17 years old, committed suicide after being arrested and alcohol

Thornber, of Manchester, told the Guardian that his son was on holiday in Cornwall with friends in the summer of 2011, when he was arrested for possession of cannabis worth 50p.

"He was told he would receive a formal warning," he said. "Because we lived in Manchester, to be issued by Greater Manchester Police. Do we not say that he had been arrested.

"The September 13, 2011, was [falsely] served with a subpoena. When my husband and I arrived home from work, Ed tells us nothing.

"The next day he went to a nearby forest and hanged himself. He did not know the summons had been issued by mistake. Did not know that.

"We have seen a transcript of police questioning [Cornwall]. Ed asked if he wanted a lawyer. He did not know what it was. Bee If the law was different we would have found what had happened and was able to support it.

"But we knew nothing. Had they changed this rule, it would still be alive today."

• The Chief of Police Cleveland Police Jacqui Cheer, this week, admitted in a letter to the medical examiner who conducted the investigation into the death of Thornber, that the law was incompatible. Joy, who is primarily responsible for ACPO on issues related to children and youth, it was in response to a request under Article 43 of the Judicial Standards -. A mechanism used to highlight safety issues of general interest
• She wrote: "The position of 17 years as adults under Pace [Police and Criminal Evidence] is not compatible with the way they are treated by other regulations such children that the law of 1989 and the conviction of the Legal Aid and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012 not to mention the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.

"It seems incongruous and would support a change in legislation for Pace in line with the rest of the law and 17 years to be treated like children, while in custody .

"However, this would require a change in legislation, so it is strictly a matter of government .... We do not think it would be appropriate for the police to act deliberately in violation of the law. "

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Redknapp: my toughest ever result

• Rangers seven points from safety with six games to play

• "We did not deserve that we deserved to win,"

A shot Harry Redknapp said he endured the most difficult result of his career after watching Queens Park Rangers concede the tie in extra time to a 1-1 draw at Wigan Athletic when his team looked set to win with 10 men.

QPR, with ten men after 21 minutes of withdrawal of Bobby Zamora could feel a road away from relegation on Loic Remy gave them the lead with a cross on the right foot in 85 minutes, but four minutes into stoppage time, Shaun Maloney scored a free kick that won the past Julio Cesar and into the top corner.

The result leaves QPR, who are winless in three games, in 19th place, seven points from safety with only six games in the Premier League to play.

• "[This is the last result] in my football career, regardless of the season," said Redknapp. "We do not deserve it, deserved to win. 'Ve played with 10 men for most games. Was a fantastic performance of each player and for them to lose is criminal. What they [Wigan] is ? They kept the ball is past us, but how many of our stores have had to guard? Little. My players are very low, and I

"If we come out with three points with 10 men who gave us a boost, a huge lift, and I think we could still win four games. But now it will be very difficult [to be]. "

Redknapp did not disagree with the decision of the referee Phil Dowd, for rejecting Zamora, the attacker has planted poles in the head late Jordi Gomez as an attempt to stop the Spanish collection Maloney band. "It was a reckless challenge," said the official, with his counterpart Roberto Martinez, who described the incident as "shocking" and saying Gomez was lucky not to have been beaten in the eye.

The draw left Wigan in the relegation zone before his meeting Saturday with Millwall FA Cup semi-final, but they are behind Sunderland in 17th only on goal difference with a game in hand on side of Paolo Di Canio.

Martinez admitted that his team was lucky to escape a certain point. "Overall, I am very disappointed with our performance. Having only two options open against 10 men is not good enough," he said. "However, to obtain a positive result when everything is against us makes me very proud."
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Di Canio tries to ignore row and focus on Sunderland survival

new Director • reduce the spread of political views

• "Mad Italian says he can save the club from relegation

Paolo Di Canio difficult to separate politics from football on Tuesday when he refused to confirm or deny that it was fascist, but his contempt for the idea that he is a racist.

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Sunderland became visibly annoyed by the persistent questions on the subject and a wheel 8am to present the media has ended abruptly. "I do not have to answer any questions," said Di Canio. "My life speaks for me, so no need to talk more about this, because it is ridiculous and pathetic."

In an interview with the Italian news agency in 2005, the former Lazio and West Ham striker has admitted to being "a fascist but not racist", and its apparent political trends led to the resignation Club vice-president, David Miliband, the incumbent Labour in South Shields and a former foreign minister.

Instead of explaining how it intends to keep Sunderland in the Premier League, former director Swindon Town struggled in vain to avoid questions about his sympathies received by the extreme right in Italy.

"I can every two weeks, every two months, every 10 months to answer the same questions that are not really in my area," said the 44-year-old, who has somehow breath new life in his new team. "We are a football club and not the House of Parliament. 'm Not a politician, I only talk about the football. "

In an attempt to appease the fury growing Sunderland issued a statement Monday that he intends to clarify things, but it just seemed to muddy the waters. Di Canio He suggested that his comments were taken out of context and spun up.

"I expressed an opinion in an interview several years ago," said a man who while playing in London formed strong friendships with two black teammates. "Some parts have been taken to facilitate the media took my expression is a very, very bad -., But it was a long conversation and a long interview was not fair

.. .

"Sometimes I would put a big headlines and history when I was in England [as a player] my best friends were Trevor Sinclair and Chris Powell, manager of Charlton - all what I can say about my character. Talk about racism? This is absolutely stupid, silly and ridiculous. Paolo Di Canio is not, so I'm not worried. "
• Successor
Martin O'Neill has recognized, however, that his nickname is "Italian" seemed angry and donate to disclose information that would "swam Sunderland" to start work on the Stadium of Light. Di Canio said he had a "second" to accept the job offer from Ellis Short, the club's owner and president.

If Italian is considered appointment of high maintenance is also considered a gamble with high stakes on the short side, but opposed Di Canio. . "It is obvious that in the past people were skeptical because it was my first job as a manager in Swindon They said: 'The Mad Italian, his players will fight," but in the end I won the League [two]. now, people say the same thing. I have no experience in the Premier League, but I'm young and I'm not worried. "

swashbuckling last season promoting a team strapped Swindon in February that left a challenge to lift the championship converted many to the cause of Di Canio -. With a short-circuit between apparently impressed

Shortly after the 1-0 defeat by Sunderland at home against Manchester United on Saturday - their eighth Premier League winless - Short O'Neill fired. American financier then grabbed his phone.
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