Britain establishes a new National Police Service, its "British FBI"

Britain will establish a new National Police Service, dubbed the "British FBI," marking the most significant police reform in nearly 200 years. This new agency will consolidate national crime-fighting efforts, including counter-terrorism and drug trafficking, under a single command. The head will become the country's highest-ranking law enforcement official. The reforms, set to be unveiled Monday, aim to modernize policing, which has largely remained unchanged since 1829, and potentially reduce force numbers.