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Chancellor George Osborne today said the Government would press ahead with money-saving cuts to police numbers and said throwing money at 'deep-seated social issues' was not the answer. He said that reform of the nation's police forces was needed, which would make officers more visible on the streets. However, he rejected the notion that improving the country's safety was a matter of simply boosting police numbers. Chancellor George Osborne said today that the Government would go ahead with cuts, as former U.S police chief claimed making multiple arrests was not the answer to solving society's problems In a phone call to David Cameron this week President Obama congratulated the way Britain's police and politicians have handled the riots..

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- Britain police officers are said to be furious at the Prime Minister's decision to contact him.
- David Cameron police officers are said to be furious at the Prime Minister's decision to contact him.
- George Osborne police officers are said to be furious at the Prime Minister's decision to contact him.
- Obama police officers are said to be furious at the Prime Minister's decision to contact him.
- Osborne police officers are said to be furious at the Prime Minister's decision to contact him.
- PM police officers are said to be furious at the Prime Minister's decision to contact him.
- Supercop police officers are said to be furious at the Prime Minister's decision to contact him.
- U.S police officers are said to be furious at the Prime Minister's decision to contact him.
- U.S. police officers are said to be furious at the Prime Minister's decision to contact him.
- UK police officers are said to be furious at the Prime Minister's decision to contact him.


Britain police officers are said to be furious at the Prime Minister's decision to contact him.