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Midnight, London
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2015
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Midnight, London

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As the city's only courtroom dedicated to domestic violence, its stock in trade is relentless familial misery. Usually men beating their wives or girlfriends, although occasionally the other way around, with the odd child-beating parent, parent-beating child or volatile same- sex relationship to mix things up. Most of the courtrooms across England and Wales shut up shop between Christmas and new year. But not court six. Along with football derby increased demand, GMP allocated more officers to attend incidents, backed up by specialist domestic violence investigators. "Domestic violence tends to go hand in hand with alcohol," said DC Sarah Harris, a domestic abuse days, the festive period is prime time for domestic abuse, according to Greater Manchester police (GMP). Tensions over money and unrealistic expectations about having the "perfect" Christmas, combined with excessive alcohol, con- sumed in an enclosed space, are thought officer with GMP. 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