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Recorded drug crime is increasing in many small towns and villages even as it falls significantly in city centres, the BBC has found. Drug crimes in England and Wales have fallen by More Than 50,000 in The Past five years, according to a BBC analysis of police-recorded crime data. But The National averages hide a major shift in where drug crimes are being committed.

In The Village of Westhumble in Surrey, which has a population of 649, drug crime has More Than quadrupled in The Past five years, from nine cases to 42. But just 20 Miles Away in Westminster, Central London , drug crime More Than halved over the same period, from 4,041 to 1,832.

The push from drug gangs to find new markets within easy commuting distance of their home cities is sometimes called county lines. See Our Story and interactive maps, and read previous stories on our.

"We have all seen examples of rapists and murderers let out too soon or people offending again as soon as they're released," says Boris Johnson . "This ends now. "

The Prime Minister is launching a review of sentencing of The Most , and is promising The Crown Prosecution Service an Extra £85m over the next two years to help deal with a rise in violent crime. Over the weekend, the government promised an Extra 10,000 prison spaces plus more. The focus on law and order is fuelling speculation of an early general election, said BBC political correspondent Jonathan Blake.

Labour has called for a review of grouse shooting, saying it. The four-month grouse shooting season begins on Monday - known as the Glorious Twelfth - and sees shooters head to moors in Scotland and northern England. Grouse moors cover around 550,000 acres of land in England and Scotland - an area bigger than Greater London . During a shoot, The Birds are sent to fly over a line of people who shoot them. Labour said there were "viable alternatives", like simulated shooting.

By Steven Mcintosh , Bbc Entertainment reporter

Nobody who watched Love Island this year is going to forget Maura Higgins in a hurry. Whether it's for her sense of humour, her accent, her "flutters" or her larger-than-life Personality - she was undeniable dynamite on screen.

Which is perhaps why she's been signed up for a role on This Morning , presenting a segment called "Maura Than Meets The Eye " (brilliant) which will see her taking on a series of challenges around the country as well as fronting her own phone-in.

Her fellow Islander Ovie Soko hosted a cooking segment with Ruth Langsford on This Morning last week, while Curtis Pritchard has signed up to the second series of The Greatest Dancer, where he will meet and interview the contestants.

But in an industry which is so difficult to succeed in, what qualities might they need to connect with viewers?

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Many of the papers, both tabloid and broadsheet, feature pictures of The Queen arriving for a church service at Balmoral yesterday alongside her son Prince Andrew. "Royals rally round" is "Andrew allegations back in the spotlight" is the i's take, following the death in prison of Prince Andrew's friend, the convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein . The Duke of York had been named in court documents relating to Epstein's trafficking of girls.

He has denied any wrongdoing and a US judge had dismissed claims of his involvement. But there is speculation that Epstein's death and its subsequent investigation will lead to further scrutiny of their association. Read the

Another weekend of demonstrations

5,000% increase in five years

Green MP calls for men to be excluded

K-pop group take extended break

09:30 Office for National Statistics release data on personal and economic wellbeing

12:00 Eddie Jones to announce England's Rugby World Cup squad

1969 The Royal Ulster Constabulary uses tear gas for the First Time after rioting in the mainly-Catholic Bogside area of Londonderry

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