LABOR today unveils its plans to overhaul policing and fix Britain’s borders.

interior minister Yvette Cooper promised to “rebuild neighborhood policing” and crack down on shoplifting, phone theft and antisocial behavior.

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An extra £500 million has been allocated to put more bobbies on the beat and reconnect communities and locales. POLICE.

Meanwhile, the new Commander of Border Security Martin Hewitt yesterday he told of his ambitious plan to “turn the tide”. Channel migrants for the first time.

Writing in The The sun six weeks after the job, the head of Sir Keir StarmerHis fresh unit reveals how he will work with international banks and social media companies to catch smugglers.

Operations to disrupt their supply chain of equipment, including shocks and life jackets, are also underway, with Hewitt vowing to “continually attack” their villainy. business exemplary.

Mr Hewitt is recruiting 100 additional specialist information and investigate officers and increasing the UK presence in Europol.

Mr Hewitt said: “During small boat crossings to the UK, organized criminal networks exploit vulnerable people and the tragic loss of life in the UK. Channelpeople rightly demand that the Government control itself. I am determined to turn the tide.”

Border Security Command is to receive £150 million in government funding Next two years.

Yesterday, Mrs. Cooper gave a speech at a London conference to announce a review of Britain’s “outdated” and “badly eroded”. police with new targets for underperforming forces and centralized IT and forensics units.

She promised yesterday: “Neighborhood policing will be rebuilt.”