内容摘要：Julian Foulkes, from Gillingham, was handcuffed by six officers and had his electronic devices seized two days after he was alleged to have accused a pro-Palestine social media post of being antisemitic in October 2023.

Julian Foulkes, from Gillingham, was handcuffed by six officers and had his electronic devices seized two days after he was alleged to have accused a pro-Palestine social media post of being antisemitic in October 2023.

"Looking over the coming years we do have that challenge by the end of 2029/30, we are looking at an £11m deficit by that point."Ms Moody said she was "confident" that current officer numbers would be maintained.

"We've had additional funding from the home office, and we're looking at 70 additional officers coming in to the police, which would make 3,420 officers."The extra officers will be placed in neighbourhood policing teams, as part of aShe said there was a "huge cut" to policing numbers after 2010, and those were now being restored, but there has been a loss of experienced staff.

A police and crime panel meeting in February last year noted that 40% of police officers at Avon and Somerset Police"It is obviously creating inexperience in the force, but there is an upside to it, which is the opportunity of bringing in fresh ideas, and fresh perspectives," Ms Moody said.

Last month, His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services published a PEEL report on Avon and Somerset Police, which said the force required improvement in several areas, including the time it answered 999 calls, and investigating crime.

"I have confidence in the chief constable and the senior management of the police, and I have confidence in their understanding of the issues in the PEEL report and the need to address them," Ms Moody said.But he suggested two other possibilities: that all three retailers share a common supplier or technology that has been compromised and used as an entry point for hackers.

Or the scale of the attack on M&S had prompted security teams at other retailers to look more closely at their safety logs and act on activity they would not have previously judged a risk."It's a lesson again in the growing difficulty large organisations have in securing against threats in their supply chain, particularly as those threats grow in volume and sophistication," he said.

It is believed the disruption at M&S was a ransomware attack.This is a type of malicious software used to scramble important data or files after gaining access to computer systems, essentially locking them away unless a ransom is paid.