Social media "crimes" increase by one-third in three years
Kent and Hampshire are the epicentre of "online hate", according to police figures
Social media "crimes" have increased by one-third since 2011, with complaints to police forces in England and Wales increasing from 9,917 to 13,019 in 2013. It follows a number of high-profile incidents...
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