Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115624 total results. Showing results 2221 to 2240 «108109110111112113114115116Next ›Last » The policing software archipelago: The elephant in the water? In the final part of the series of articles exploring UK policing’s software landscape, organisational psychologist Michael Stephenson looks at the challenges and opportunities offered by policing’s largest technology supplier – Microsoft – and questions whether policing’s relationship with the US tech giant needs to be significantly restructured as part of modernisation and reform process. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/4/2026 Analysis, Feature, Innovation, Opinion How Databricks Genie powers smarter predictive policing Police forces today are under increasing pressure to do more with less, respond faster, prevent crime earlier, and make better use of limited resources. This is where predictive policing is evolving, moving beyond static dashboards into intelligent, conversational analytics. Telefónica Tech 27/4/2026 Feature, Press release On patrol with the US cops using AI tech on its way to UK USA: The Peregrine system has been credited with transforming crime fighting in America. The Times witnessed its efficiency first-hand in Kansas City. The Times - Subscription at source 27/4/2026 News Humberside Police officer says ‘racism is getting worse on duty, not better’ 'Speaking out is the best way to take hold of the narrative and explain how to deal with these situations'. A Humberside Police officer has told how she has endured racial abuse ever since joining up eight years ago – and says racism on duty is getting worse, not better. PC Sham McGrory has shared her experiences as part of the Humberside Police Federation campaign – Protect The Protectors: Stop Racism Against Police – a campaign shining a light on racial abuse officers are subjected to in the line of duty. Hull Live 27/4/2026 News Police forces are embracing transparency, other emergency services should follow It’s a Tuesday afternoon. A serious incident unfolds in a town centre. Local Facebook groups soon publish a suspect’s name (wrong), the motive and relationship with the victim (both invented), footage from the police cordon, and a running commentary on the emergency services response. It’s not long before some social media users begin to discuss taking to the streets. Emergency Services Times 27/4/2026 Feature, Opinion Met police launches probe into officers flagged by Palantir AI system Three officers have been arrested following the operation on suspicion of offences. The Metropolitan Police has opened investigations into hundreds of its officers after deploying an AI tool developed by Palantir. Meanwhile, Palantir's employees are increasingly voicing concerns over the controversial US data firm’s ethics. Computing 27/4/2026 News Nottinghamshire Police confirms new Chief Constable Police and Crime Commissioner Gary Godden has formally appointed Steve Cooper as Chief Constable of Nottinghamshire Police, following backing from the local police and crime panel. The confirmation hearing marked the final stage of the statutory process after Cooper was named as the preferred candidate in December. Emergency Services Times 27/4/2026 News Police battling paedophiles warn AI could be used to weaponise innocent family photos Sky News gets a rare look inside one of the UK's biggest police forces and the secretive squad protecting child victims as young as one. Paedophiles could use artificial intelligence to manipulate ordinary family photographs into indecent images of children, police said, as they granted Sky News special access to the war against online abuse. Sky News 27/4/2026 Feature Fed warns officers not to take work phones home as it accuses management of AI ‘snooping’ Staff association says continuous 24/7 geo-location tracking is highly intrusive and risks monitoring officers when they are off duty, on rest days, or at home. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/4/2026 News Metropolitan Police Federation warns officers not to take work phones home The Metropolitan Police Federation (MPF) has issued a stark warning about the risks of taking work phones and other digital devices home after learning the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has begun using AI software to detect potential misconduct. Police Professional 27/4/2026 News Police reform priorities and what they mean for safeguarding Police reform in the UK is placing safeguarding outcomes under increasing scrutiny, with a strong focus on prevention, consistency, and accountability particularly in tackling violence against women and girls (VAWG). As demand grows, forces must modernise how risk is assessed and acted upon. Ben Jarvis explores how data and AI can strengthen safeguarding processes such as Clare’s Law to deliver faster, more consistent decisions aligned with reform priorities. Policing Insight 27/4/2026 Advertisement, Feature Number of dog attacks causing injury in UK increases by 83% since 2020 Figures obtained by the Daily Mirror show offences of out-of-control dog attacks causing injury recorded by police have risen from 16,040 in 2020 to 29,400 last year – a rise of 83%. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/4/2026 News Refurbished Speke police station reopens after state-of-the-art upgrade Speke Police Station has officially reopened its doors following a major refurbishment programme that has transformed the 60‑year‑old building into a modern, energy‑efficient, and future‑proof policing hub. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/4/2026 News Babies among residents rushed to safety as car bomb explodes next to police station in Dunmurry Police said their initial thinking is the New IRA could be responsible after the organisation said it was behind a similar incident in Lurgan last month. Sky News 27/4/2026 News NCA’s Strategic Assessment warms that geopolitical instability is providing ‘fertile ground’ for SOC growth The latest National Strategic Assessment of Serious and Organised crime, published by the UK’s National Crime Agency, highlights the potential for conflicts and wider “geopolitical instability” to provide “fertile ground” for exploitation by organised crime groups (OCGs), while the growth in online crime and the impact of overseas OCGs on UK communities and security represent significant threats, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/4/2026 Feature AI pilot introduced to improve police response to stalking victims North Wales Police has launched a new AI training pilot aimed at improving how officers respond to victims of stalking and domestic abuse. Wrexham.com 27/4/2026 News ‘Repeat offender’: Ex-cop loses bail bid over DV charge AUSTRALIA: A Qld court has denied bail to an ex-cop who allegedly breached domestic violence orders just weeks after his parole release, with prosecutors saying his... The Courier Mail (Australia) - Subscription at source 27/4/2026 News Notorious youth gangs Killa Block Squad and 051 targeted by SAPOL’s new bikie-like laws AUSTRALIA: Police reveal 275 arrests and seizure of guns, machetes and a crossbow as they prepare to unleash new laws against two of SA’s most notorious youth gangs. Adelaide Now (Australia) - Subscription at source 27/4/2026 News High-ranking police officer among 33 cops sacked or disciplined Australia: A high-ranking SA Police officer has been fined $800 for seeking a benefit for themselves or another person and for disrespecting a colleague,... Adelaide Now (Australia) - Subscription at source 27/4/2026 News National Rural Crime Network: Rural crime matters At the National Rural Crime Network conference in York, police and crime commissioners and deputies from across England make a united case: rural crime matters, rural communities matter, and rural policing must not be left behind. This PolicingTV highlights piece captures strong messages from across the event, including calls for a fairer police funding formula, concern that police reform could drain resources away from the countryside, and warnings that “mega forces” could leave isolated communities even more vulnerable. With the policing minister in attendance, speakers press the case for proper investment, collaboration and a much stronger rural voice in national policing policy. PolicingTV 27/4/2026 Feature, Video «108109110111112113114115116Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
