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Policing is getting a reboot. Again, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood wants a hard reset. Little wonder,

after years of misconduct scandals, collapse confidence and accusations of two-tier justice.

Her plans include reducing the number of forces and the creation of a British FBI.

And a heavy emphasis on modernisation suggests she's of the mind that whilst crime has changed, the police have not.

So is it all as revolutionary, as the Home Secretary suggests, and just when might we expect to see these sweeping changes?

Martin Brunt is Sky's crime commentator.

Martin, just remind us, what exactly is the way in which policing is currently set up?

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