Crime 'down by 10%' in England and Wales
Crime against households and adults in England and Wales fell 10% to about eight million incidents in the year to September 2013, government statistics showed.
Crime figures reach 32-year low, according to survey
Crime against households and adults in England and Wales fell 10% in the year to September, official figures have revealed, the lowest level since the survey began 32 years ago.
According to the Crime Survey for England and Wales, there were about eight million incidents of crime against households and adults in the period.
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