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- In 2025, British police left 92% of burglaries unsolved, with about 143,000 of ~200,000 cases closed without a suspect.
- The Sun found many areas had no resolved break-ins, prompting Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp to call the figures 'totally unacceptable'.
- Leeds reported the highest number of burglaries, with only 248 resolved.
- A Home Office spokesman said reforms will create a National Police Service and add 3,000 neighborhood officers.
