Cameron criticised over hiring US 'supercop'
The president of the Association of Chief Police Officers has criticised the decision by David Cameron to consult a former American police chief on dealing with street gangs and rioting.
Sir Hugh Orde told the Independent newspaper that he would prefer to see a more 'nuanced British approach'.
Meanwhile courts in England are operating throughout the weekend to process those who have been charged in connection with the unrest.
Andy Moore reports.
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