内容摘要：A month after the order was introduced, encounters at the southern border fell by a fifth.

A month after the order was introduced, encounters at the southern border fell by a fifth.

Counter Terrorism Policing North East (CTPNE) said it was believed that Mr Lawrence, from Headingley, was acting on his own and it was not currently seeking anyone else.They said officers were continuing to "conduct a thorough and extensive investigation to establish the facts and circumstances around the incident".

Det Ch Supt James Dunkerley, from CTPNE, said: "We understand there are concerns around the incident, and questions about how and why this has happened."Our teams are committed to carrying out an in-depth investigation to provide answers to those affected."Police were called to Otley Road just after 14:45 BST on Saturday after reports of a man seen with weapons.

The Otley Run is an informal 19-stop drinking route spread over three miles along Otley Road and is popular with the thousands of students at the city's universities.West Yorkshire Police's Ch Supt Steve Dodds said: "We fully appreciate the understandable shock and concern this incident has caused in the Headingley community.

"We are continuing to work closely alongside our partner agencies to support and reassure those living, working or studying in, or visiting the area."

The attack prompted calls for better security around the route of the pub crawl.She had been returning from a night out when the man kicked her and beat her with his crutch. The force of the strike was so strong that it broke the crutch.

When the police arrived, the man showed them a document proving he had been in Ukraine and claimed that because of his service “nothing will happen to him”.The attack on Irina is just one of many reported to have been committed by soldiers returning from Ukraine.

Verstka, an independent Russian website, estimates that at least 242 Russians have been killed by soldiers returning from Ukraine. Another 227 have been seriously injured.Like the man who beat Irina, many of the attackers have previous criminal convictions and were released from prison specifically to join Russia’s war in Ukraine.