Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104882 total results. Showing results 2361 to 2380 «115116117118119120121122123Next ›Last » After nearly two decades of focus and research, mental health and wellbeing in the British police service shows no improvement – it’s not OK! After nearly two decades of focus, discussion and research, mental health and wellbeing among British police officers and staff shows little improvement; Professor Emma Williams and Associate Professor Sarah-Jane Lennie of the Centre of Excellence for Equities in Uniformed Public Services argue that, juxtaposed with the persistent and challenging issues related to police recruitment, retention, presenteeism and long-term sickness, the evidence suggests a growing mental health crisis within British policing. Policing Insight - Registration at source 16/6/2025 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Police chief knighted in King’s Birthday Honours Chief Constable Stephen Watson has been knighted in this year’s King’s Birthday Honours, in recognition of his long service to policing, most recently as chief of Greater Manchester Police. Emergency Services Times 16/6/2025 News Emergency services workers to be better protected from racial abuse Emergency services workers will be better protected from racial and religious abuse when visiting homes under new government plans. Emergency Services Times 16/6/2025 News NPCC launches policing academic centres of excellence The National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) has set up nine policing academic centres of excellence (P-ACEs). UKAuthority.com 16/6/2025 News Unmarked patrols keeping road users safe: Drug testing (Part 2) Here we provide an in-depth look at the experiences of police officers in Staffordshire, focusing on their roles in road policing, proactive measures taken to ensure road safety, and the processes involved in handling road incidents, including drug testing. The officers share their personal journeys, the challenges they face, and the importance of community safety. PolicingTV 16/6/2025 Video Police officer who quit to avoid misconduct hearing ‘cannot be barred’ Jim Knowles was accused of inappropriate behaviour towards a female police officer while attending an International Women’s Day event in the Maldives The Times - Subscription at source 15/6/2025 News Keir Starmer bows to pressure to launch new grooming gangs investigation New probe and statutory public inquiry will be a means to get ‘truth and justice’, home secretary says The Guardian 15/6/2025 News Average time it takes gardai to answer emergency calls is now under 20 seconds REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The answer rate has improved by 20 per cent. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 15/6/2025 News Nationwide police operation on grooming gangs announced The National Crime Agency will target those who have sexually exploited children as part of a gang, and will investigate cases that were not previously progressed. Sky News 15/6/2025 News I’m a Met Police whistleblower – and these are the horror stories I’ve heard It's not the life-and-death situations that make ‘blue-light’ work intolerable, it’s the rogue employees who the forces won’t sack, says former 999 call handler turned police conduct campaigner Issy Vine The Independent 15/6/2025 Feature, Opinion Police operation to target grooming gangs nationwide The National Crime Agency (NCA) will carry out a nationwide operation to target and jail predators who have sexually exploited children as part of a grooming gang, according to the Home Office. BBC 15/6/2025 News Body cams for police: Funding and privacy concerns raised NEW ZEALAND: The Police Commissioner has confirmed he wants body-worn cameras for frontline staff - and work is under way to make that a reality. However, the Police Association and civil liberties campaigners are seeking answers over how they will be paid, and who will have access to the footage. Police delayed a decision over the cameras last year, after they began issuing a new model of Taser, which was not equipped with a camera. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 15/6/2025 News Head of garda group: ‘The moment I came out, it became the most insignificant part of me’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The President a garda group has said that he hopes that talking about his sexuality will help his colleagues. Mark O’Meara is currently the elected head of the Garda Representative Association (GRA) which represents rank and file members of Ireland’s police force. In an interview published in the Garda Review, the group’s magazine, he speaks about his own experiences of being a gay man in An Garda SÃochána. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 15/6/2025 News Police officer who quit to avoid misconduct hearing ‘cannot be barred’ Jim Knowles was accused of inappropriate behaviour towards a female police officer while attending an International Women’s Day event in the Maldives The Times - Subscription at source 15/6/2025 News Trans police officers blocked from strip-searching biological women Reversal seen as victory by campaigners after forces accused of lack of urgency on issue The Telegraph - Subscription at source 15/6/2025 News Expert witnesses are ‘weakest link in English justice system’, says wrongly convicted surgeon David Sellu remains alarmed that there are no training programmes to ensure evidence given is legally sound The Guardian 15/6/2025 News Police operation to target grooming gangs nationwide A nationwide policing operation to find and jail grooming gang members who sexually exploited children will be led by the National Crime Agency (NCA), according to the Home Office. BBC 15/6/2025 News Decades on from the Royal Commission, why are Indigenous people still dying in custody? AUSTRALIA: The recent deaths in custody of two Indigenous men in the Northern Territory have provoked a deeply confronting question – will it ever end? About 597 First Nations people have died in custody since the 1991 Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody. This year alone, 12 Indigenous people have died – 31% of total custodial deaths. The Conversation 15/6/2025 Analysis, Feature “There’s an inherent conflict of interest”: Human Rights Commission speaks against Police investigations AUSTRALIA: Since the death of another Indigenous Territorian in custody, there has been an outcry against an in-house investigation of the incident. So should Police be investigating other Police? Hugh de Krester, President of the Australian Human Rights Commission explains why they shouldn't. ABC Listen (Australia) 15/6/2025 Audio, Feature, Opinion Philomena Protocol Missing Person Incident This form should be completed for all children who have previously gone missing or where there is an increased risk that they may go missing in the future. This form is to be maintained by carers and regularly updated so that if the child does go missing, the information will be up to date so that it can inform and shape the carer’s and police response. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 15/6/2025 Report «115116117118119120121122123Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
