Q&A: Police 'Honeytraps' & should parents go to prison for their kids' crimes?

Q&A: Police 'Honeytraps' & should parents go to prison for their kids' crimes?

Should parents ever be held criminally responsible for the actions of their children? In the wake of the inquiry into the Southport murders, the government is considering whether parents who fail to act on serious warning signs should, in some cases, face prosecution. Andy and Neil debate whether that would be a fair and effective change in the law, or a step too far.

They also revisit one of Britain’s most notorious police investigations: the undercover “honeytrap” operation used against Colin Stagg after the murder of Rachel Nickell. Would controversial tactics like that still be used today?

Plus, Andy gives a firm answer on whether prisoners should have the vote, and he & Neil share some of the most bizarre moments from their careers - including how Andy ended up appearing in an episode of Top Boy.

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Murders, stabbings, terror plots: are Britain's MPs safe?

Murders, stabbings, terror plots: are Britain's MPs safe?

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17 Elo 49min

Q&A: Kinahan in court & how police let Simon Levy kill

Q&A: Kinahan in court & how police let Simon Levy kill

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13 Elo 28min

How police infiltrated Europe’s biggest drug cartels

How police infiltrated Europe’s biggest drug cartels

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10 Elo 43min

Q&A: PC Andrew Harper's killers, funeral director horror & why cops don't report their own

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Two of PC Andrew Harper's killers will soon be eligible for early release. They were convicted of manslaughter after dragging a police officer to his death - and under the government's early release s...

6 Elo 29min

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3 Elo 56min

Q&A: Prison early release scheme, domestic abuse & how did Russia find the Skripals?

Q&A: Prison early release scheme, domestic abuse & how did Russia find the Skripals?

Killers and sex offenders were being lined up for early release later this year - until new PM Andy Burnham paused the scheme. Was that the right call? Can letting people convicted of serious offences...

30 Heinä 30min

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You've seen the Hollywood movies - but what is hostage negotiation really like?John Sutherland spent decades as one of the Met Police's most accomplished crisis negotiators. In this episode, he gives ...

27 Heinä 42min

Q&A: Child terror suspects, Hillsborough Law & how long do police keep fingerprints on record?

Q&A: Child terror suspects, Hillsborough Law & how long do police keep fingerprints on record?

A 14-year-old boy was recently charged with terrorism offences. Were Andy and Neil surprised? Less than you might think. They explain what's behind the trend in terror suspects getting younger and why...

23 Heinä 27min

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