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The Home Office announces a £9 million funding package to equip police with AI-enabled tools.
AI will help officers examine large data sets and interpret foreign-language content.
The funding supports reviewing hundreds of closed cases and monitoring online offenders.
Officials say the effort will build on last year’s enforcement figures in CSA prosecutions.
The nationwide grooming gangs inquiry will investigate potential links to ethnicity, culture, or religion.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood calls grooming gangs a dark chapter and vows accountability.
The National Crime Agency intends to use AI to boost protection for children online and offline.
The inquiry will run up to three years and has a budget of £65 million.
The initiative aligns with recent calls for nationwide action on grooming gangs.

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The novel centers on Lucinda Brown, a Barbados-born immigrant in Britain, facing a Home Office removal order in the present.
The book contrasts intimate family moments with bureaucratic forces that threaten Lucinda’s right to remain in Britain.
The Guardian highlights McKenzie-Goddard's lyrical prose and warm Caribbean dialect that animate the narrative.
The narrative includes a contemporary subplot with a Conservative MP character reflecting real-world immigration politics.
Smallie is described as a poised response to the Windrush era, likened to a companion to Small Island but updated for modern scrutiny.

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