Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97899 total results. Showing results 22061 to 22080 «110011011102110311041105110611071108Next ›Last » Response to an inspection of Border Force insider threat POLICY PAPER: Home Office response to the Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration’s report on insider threat to Border Force. Home Office 7/9/2023 Report Gloucestershire trialling new tech to strengthen vetting processes The Constabulary is using a platform which combines data from government, police, third party and open-source intelligence databases and presents it in one bulk search. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/9/2023 News Labour peer condemns ‘cover-up’ of undercover police officer’s ‘vile’ deception Shami Chakrabarti urges home secretary to address lack of safeguards around undercover operations after latest revelations The Guardian 7/9/2023 News Policing Board rejects criticism of its handling of PSNI crisis The Northern Ireland Policing Board has rejected criticism it is not doing enough to resolve the current crisis in the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI). BBC 7/9/2023 News Significant overhaul of Prevent ‘on track’ with new Home Office guidance published The Home Office says it is “on track” to fulfil the majority of the recommendations from the Independent Review of Prevent by February next year, with significant changes already implemented to bolster governance and embed oversight. Police Professional 7/9/2023 News Manslaughter sentencing guidelines could be changing after review The Sentencing Council is consulting on changes to these guidelines as part of its response to the Domestic Homicide Sentencing Review carried out by Clare Wade KC. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/9/2023 News Ex-Met officers plead guilty over racist WhatsApp jokes about Duchess of Sussex and Rishi Sunak Five ex-Met Police officers have pleaded guilty to sharing racist jokes involving the Duchess of Sussex, Rishi Sunak, and Queen Elizabeth II in an offensive WhatsApp group. The Standard 7/9/2023 News ‘Alarming’ rise in ‘chop shops’ as thieves target vehicles for parts In the first six months of this year, joint operations between police forces and the stolen vehicle recovery specialist Tracker Network (UK) have uncovered 34 so-called ‘chop shops’ nationwide. Police Professional 7/9/2023 News As a ‘spy cops’ victim, I thought the police couldn’t sink any lower. This new case shows I was wrong Even I was shocked by the case of ‘Mary’, who unknowingly spent two decades in a relationship with an undercover police officer The Guardian 7/9/2023 Feature, Opinion Former officers plead guilty to sending ‘grossly offensive racist messages’ on WhatsApp Five former Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officers have admitted sending ‘grossly offensive racist messages’ messages on WhatsApp. Police Professional 7/9/2023 News Garda cites poor morale and lack of support after leaving force REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Two gardaí have said poor morale and a lack of support were among the reasons they decided to leave the force. Laura Young from Rathvilly and Luke Staines from Baltinglass appeared on an RTÉ Prime Time special. Ms Young left the force in 2021 after 14 years as a garda in Dublin. She sought the support of her GP and counselling to deal with the stresses of the job, adding that she felt there was a lack of support from An Garda Síochána. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 7/9/2023 News Former Essex chief to run for INTERPOL Secretary General Stephen Kavanagh has announced that the government is supporting his candidacy for the role. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/9/2023 News ‘I want people to talk to me’: Northumbria Police new Chief Constable determined to restore faith in police The 53-year-old became Northumbria Police force's top officer earlier this year Chronicle Live (North East) 7/9/2023 News Northants police and fire commissioner survives no confidence vote Northamptonshire's police, fire and crime commissioner Stephen Mold has survived a vote of no confidence at a key council meeting. Mr Mold had been criticised for appointing his friend Nicci Marzec to the post of interim chief fire officer. BBC 7/9/2023 News Police Federation stands by vote of no confidence in Deputy Chief Constable The chair and vice chair of the Northern Ireland Policing Board said they did not endorse commentary around confidence in senior PSNI officers. The Independent 7/9/2023 News Latest Police Scotland performance report published A combination of increasing and increasingly complex demand, along with a reduction in police officers and staff, is having a detrimental effect on Police Scotland’s performance, according to a report being presented to the Scottish Police Authority on Tuesday, 12 September 2023. Police Scotland 7/9/2023 News Police expanding license plate readers to all cruisers CANADA: WATERLOO REGION — Police are officially expanding automated license plate readers to all their police cruisers. Waterloo Regional Police first implemented the program in 2017, with devices in two traffic-branch cruisers. Waterloo Region Record (Canada) 7/9/2023 News Cornwall police redeployment pilot project shows promising results to date CANADA: While the biggest part of a change in how Cornwall police resources are deployed hasn’t quite finished its pilot project time frame, the Cornwall police services board heard it’s been going well. Chief Shawna Spowart originally presented the resource deployment modernization strategy to the board in March, based off work completed with the help of PriceWaterhouseCooper starting in October 2022, and also provided an update in April. Cornwall Standard-Freeholder (Canada) 7/9/2023 News Regina police using decoy vehicles to deter crime CANADA: Police in Regina are experimenting with using unoccupied, marked police cruisers to deter crime. According to a Regina Police Service (RPS) news release, a pilot project was recently launched that sees decommissioned police vehicles parked in "pre-determined areas around the city" in the hopes of encouraging "safe behaviours." CTV News (Canada) 7/9/2023 News Search engines required to stamp out AI-generated images of child abuse under Australia’s new code AUSTRALIA: Exclusive: eSafety Commissioner says companies must work on building tools to promote greater online safety, including detecting deep fake images The Guardian 7/9/2023 News «110011011102110311041105110611071108Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
