Keir Starmer was last night told to ‘police the streets, not tweets’ after he backed the controversial investigation of ‘non-crime hate incidents’. The Prime Minister came under fire after No 10 said he supported police action to ‘capture data’ on incidents and comments which are not serious enough to constitute a crime. Critics say the growing trend is a waste of police time and risks having a ‘chilling effect’ on free speech, with officers sometimes dealing with malicious complaints that amount to little more than hurt feelings.

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Matt Gaetz, Donald Trump’s controversial pick to lead the Justice Department, could become the attorney general without a Senate confirmation vote through a little-known clause in the Constitution. In order to become a confirmed Cabinet official, a nominee must receive support from the majority of senators during a floor vote usually following a hearing. But Trump declared on Truth Social that he wants to use the ‘recess appointment’ process in order to get his Cabinet picks into office more quickly.