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Det Con Benn Murphy, said: "Accessing or downloading indecent imagery of children is not a victimless crime."Perpetrators often don't stop to think about the lives of young children destroyed by the abuse that takes place behind it."

Measures to protect nesting swans in Grimsby town centre have been introduced after the birds were attacked.Volunteers from Cleethorpes Wildlife Rescue (CWR) have installed fencing to shield the mute swans on the River Freshney near the Garth Lane bridge.It follows a number of incidents where bottles have been thrown at the pair.

CCTV linked to Humberside Police has also been installed to prevent further attacks.CWR was granted a licence by North East Lincolnshire council to introduce the protective measures and prevent any illegal disturbance of the swans' nest.

Aaron Goss, a CWR volunteer, said: "The swans are up against a railing in a difficult situation, thankfully we've been able to put up some preventative measures to try and protect them and hopefully it will stop some anti social behaviour".

CCTV footage is fed through to volunteers and also the wildlife crime officer at Humberside Police.in a pay row that now also includes a dispute over bin lorry drivers' wages.

Police patrols had helped to secure the smooth exit of trucks in recent weeks but reduced powers meant piles of rubbish were starting to reappear in parts of the city.The use of those powers, under

, a law used around public gatherings, were "no longer in place", a force spokesperson confirmed,The legislation had been used to prevent strikers from delaying trucks as they left depots in the city.