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'British FBI' to tackle terrorism, organised crime and fraud

The Observer

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January 25, 2026

A new police division tasked with tackling terrorism, organised crime and fraud has been announced as part of sweeping policies that represent the biggest changes to British policing in decades.

- John Home Affairs Editor

The new National Police Service (NPS) will be headed by a “national police commissioner” who will become the most senior officer in the country. The flagship policy will appear alongside plans for a huge reduction in the number of forces, a licence to police for all warranted officers, powers for the home secretary to intervene in failing forces, a graduate scheme and new mechanisms for parachuting experts and managers into senior roles.

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