Revealed: The eye-watering cost of paying hundreds of suspended police officers to stay at home hits record £60m a year - with Labour's tax raid and wage rises driving up costs

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Revealed: The eye-watering cost of paying hundreds of suspended police officers to stay at home hits record £60m a year - with Labour's tax raid and wage rises driving up costs

The 750 officers barred from work over alleged wrongdoing are costing an average of £79,552 each, a bill that works out at almost £1.15million every week.