内容摘要："If she's so certain in her approach, why didn't the Conservatives make these changes when they had the chance in government, rather than simply booting them into the long grass."

"If she's so certain in her approach, why didn't the Conservatives make these changes when they had the chance in government, rather than simply booting them into the long grass."

The BBC was told it was reported to police that in July, Mr Kohli had stones thrown at him and was spat at by a group of children after he told them to get off his neighbour's garage roof.And the following month,

after he saw two white boys aged 12 and 13 racially abuse a man and throw a large rock at him near the same park where he encountered his own attackers.A witness to the August attack, Linda Haigh, said she warned police about racially motivated problems in the area before Mr Kohli died, and believes he would still be alive had they taken her more seriously.An investigation conducted by Leicestershire Police, reviewed by the Independent Office for Police Conduct, did not identify any "misconduct or missed opportunities which could have prevented Mr Kohli's death".

Ch Supt Jonathan Starbuck said: "Prior to Mr Kohli's death, police were aware of two reports of anti-social behaviour involving youths in the Franklin Park area which were being investigated."Partnership work in the area following Mr Kohli's death did identify further incidents which had not been reported."

He added that "organisational learning" to improve logging anti-social behaviour had been identified.

Kelly Matthews, senior district crown prosecutor for the CPS in the East Midlands, said it was "not often that we see individuals so young in court charged with violent offences".Roman Lavrynovych, 21, and Stanislav Carpiuc, 26 appeared together via video link from the high security Belmarsh prison in south-east London.

Petro Pochynok, 34, however, refused to attend Friday's hearing and remained in his cell.They will next return to court on 17 October to enter pleas to the charges they face.

The charges relate to three incidents. The first was on 8 May when a car previously owned by the prime minister was found on fire on a street he used to live on in Kentish Town, north London.Three days later, a fire was discovered at flats linked to the PM in nearby Islington. Firefighters had to rescue one person with the help of breathing apparatus.