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1. www.murdermap.co.uk › statistics › homicide-englandHomicide in England and Wales 1898 to 2023 - murdermap

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   Feb 21, 2024 · I doubt that as a general rule. I think times that are more grungy, gritty and dank tend to have a higher homicide per capita rate. London was a lot more grotty in the 1980s, and had a higher per capita homicide rate than the 2000s. The homicide rates in NYC have decreased precipitously from the 1970s-80s period through to the early 2000s.

2. fullfact.org › news › has-murder-rate-doubledHas the murder rate doubled since hanging was abolished?

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   Aug 15, 2011 · In 1967 this rate stood at 7.3, and reached a peak of 12.8 in 1995, falling slightly to 12.4 in 1997. In this analysis therefore, the homicide rate did not quite double. The claim that the 'murder rate' has doubled since hanging was banned can therefore be backed up, given the right caveats. As with any complex subject however, there are a ...

3. www.ons.gov.uk › homicideinenglandandwales › latestHomicide in England and Wales - Office for National Statistics

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   As in previous years, the majority of homicide victims were male. In the year ending March 2022, around 7 in 10 of all victims were male (72%) and around 3 in 10 were female (28%). The number of male and female victims increased in the last year, following a decrease the previous year. However, the number of female victims (198) and male victims (4...

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   The most common age group for victims of homicides recorded in the year ending March 2022 was those aged 16 to 24 years (122 victims) (Figure 4). As in previous years, children aged under one year had the highest rate of homicide (29 per million population). This rate fluctuates from year to year because of the low number of victims in this age gro...

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   Over seven in ten (496 or 71%) of all homicide victims in the year ending March 2022 were from the White ethnic group (Officer identified ethnicity classification). This was an increase of 110 victims compared with the year ending March 2021, and 71 higher than the 425 victims in the pre-coronavirus (COVID-19) period of year ending March 2020. The ...

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4. www.ons.gov.uk › peoplepopulationandcommunityCrime in England and Wales - Office for National Statistics

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   The police recorded 562 homicide offences in year ending (YE) June 2024, a 3% decrease compared with YE June 2023 (578 offences). The rate of homicide in the population for YE June 2024 was 9.3 per 1 million people, a decrease from YE June 2023 (9.7 per 1 million people).

5. www.ons.gov.uk › peoplepopulationandcommunityHomicide in England and Wales - Office for National Statistics

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   2002. However, from the peak in the year ending March 2002, the volume of homicides generally decreased while the population of England and Wales continued to grow (excluding the year ending March 2003, when 173 victims of Harold Shipman were recorded). This led to a fall in the homicide rate to a low point of 8.8 per million

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   Jul 3, 2024 · In 2022/23, however, one region of the UK had higher homicide rates than London, with the North East having a homicide rate of 15.9 per million people. This text provides general information.

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   What happened to the homicide rate in the United States?

   • This led to a fall in the homicide rate to a low point of 8.8 per million population in the year ending March 2015. The rate then increased until the year ending March 2018 (11.8) before falling to around 11 in the following two years. The latest year shows a decrease to 9.9 per million population (Figure 1).

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   When did homicide rates increase?

   • Available data suggest that homicide rates fell from 1860 to 1960. They then increased from 1960 until about 2002, fell again to 2014, then increased between 2014 and the year ending March 2018. The fall in homicide to 1960 and the rise from 1960 to 1980 involved victimisation of both sexes, most age groups and most different types of homicide.

   Trends and drivers of homicide - GOV.UK

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   Did homicide rates increase during the long wave?

   • The data generally showed that the long wave involved virtually all types of homicide (and indeed other crimes). In England and Wales, rates for males aged 15 to 44 increased by the most, but rates for women, children and older men aggregated together still more than doubled from 1960 to 1980.

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   How much did homicide rates rise between 2014 & 2018?

   • Even the highest national estimate from the short-listed US studies (an elasticity of -0.91) would only equate to a homicide rate rise of about 7% between years ending March 2014 and 2018 (Levitt, 2002). The actual rise was 35%, which suggests other factors were also involved.

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   When did Homicide Peak in England & Wales?

   • The available statistics for homicide in England and Wales from 1960 onwards show the number of recorded offences peaking in 2003 before decreasing to a low point in the 2014, followed by an another peak from 2016 onwards which appears to have been halted by the Covid pandemic and may now be in reverse.

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   Why are homicide rates so high?

   • In the year ending March 2018, homicide rates were more than four times higher for black victims compared with white victims, and about eight times higher for black suspects. This disproportionality, which has increased as homicides have risen since 2014, varies by age, sex and deprivation.

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   Homicide rates for males aged 15 to 44 tripled from 1960 to 1980 and then continued to rise, driving the peak in the early 2000s and the fall thereafter. In fact, over the last 40 years homicides against males aged 15 to 44 have driven all the main overall trends. 1.4. Trends for homicide suspects.