Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93900 total results. Showing results 26481 to 26500 «132113221323132413251326132713281329Next ›Last » Australian Institute of Criminology Awards 2022/2021 During the recent Australian Institute of Criminology (AIC) 2022 Conference in Canberra, the winners of the Australian Crime and Violence Prevention Awards 2022 were announced and presented. PolicingTV and Policing Insight Founder and Publisher Bernard Rix was there, and filmed a number of short interviews with 2022 Award winners. He also recorded interviews with the winners from the previous year, who - because of the pandemic - had been unable to collect their awards in person in 2021, and who therefore were invited to the 2022 Conference. We finish with a short video highlighting the work the AIC carries out. PolicingTV 20/2/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video New crackdown on domestic abusers to include electronic tagging and closer monitoring Home Office has unveiled proposals to crack down on domestic abuse and strengthen protections for victims The Independent 20/2/2023 News Harvi Khatkar: ‘If after 20 years I’m the first woman of colour in some roles, we still have work to do’ West Midlands Chief Superintendent Harvi Khatkar was the first woman of colour to reach the superintending ranks in her force – and as Vice-President of the Police Superintendents' Association (PSA), she is the first to hold a national office in the PSA; in the first of a two-part interview with Policing Insight’s Keith Potter, she spoke about the concerns around misogyny and wider policing culture highlighted during her recent Home Affairs Committee appearance. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/2/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion Abusers will go on register in crackdown to protect women Domestic abusers face being put on a register of offenders and electronically tagged under new government plans. The Times - Subscription at source 20/2/2023 News Black people held by police are more likely to die Black people are seven times more likely to die after police restraint than white people in the UK, analysis has showed. The Times - Subscription at source 20/2/2023 News Future of UK policing under threat unless officers given ‘fair’ pay increase, government told Official submissions to pay board warn of rising resignations and frustration as police barred from striking The Independent 20/2/2023 News Assaults on PSNI officers reach five-year high The Police Federation for Northern Ireland (PFNI) says the roll-out of Taser to all frontline officers is now essential to deal with spiralling rates of serious assaults and attacks on officers. Police Professional 20/2/2023 News Black people seven times more likely to die after being restrained by police, analysis finds Black people are seven times more likely to die than white people after being restrained by police, according to new analysis. Coast FM 20/2/2023 News Codeword for domestic abuse victims rolled out among new rules to protect women The most violent offenders are to be tagged and tracked as an £8.4million scheme for victims gets funding Wales Online 20/2/2023 News 2021 Commissioner of Firearms Report CANADA: It is my privilege to present the 2021 edition of the Commissioner of Firearms Report, highlighting the contributions, successes, and ongoing work of the Canadian Firearms Program. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 20/2/2023 Report Shock as police tell Iranian broadcaster to leave London as officers ‘can’t protect them from regime killers’ on UK soil An Iranian broadcaster that has been forced to move from London to the US because the Met police could no longer protect them from state-backed terrorists has said that the attack on free speech on British soil is "shocking". LBC 19/2/2023 News Gardaí to ‘insist’ minister sets up task force to tackle violence REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Representative Association calls for urgent action to address escalating levels of violence against gardaí Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 19/2/2023 News Black people seven times more likely to die after police restraint in Britain, figures show Black people are seven times more likely to die than white people following restraint by police, new analysis of official data reveals. The racial disproportionality is higher than previously made public and was unearthed by Inquest, a charity that helps bereaved families after contact with the police or state. The Guardian 19/2/2023 News Police’s poor communication on Nicola Bulley case is a lesson for other forces While Lancashire constabulary’s investigative focus may have been right, it will face the consequences of its disclosures for years The Guardian 19/2/2023 Analysis, Feature CBC complains about Toronto to police podcast that reaches limited audience CANADA: The CBC — which gets $1.5 billion of Canadian taxpayers’ money every year to produce programs for a limited audience — has attacked the Toronto Police Service (TPS) for using more than $300,000 of taxpayer money to produce a podcast that has, says the state broadcaster, a limited audience. “The podcast, produced by a third-party company, is called 24 Shades of Blue. Its objective, according to a statement provided by police, is to offer a "behind the scenes" look at policing that takes more time than traditional media would offer,” says a CBC report, adding TPS has spent $337,000 “worth of taxpayer money on a podcast with a limited audience.” Western Standard (Canada) 19/2/2023 News Ireland must do its bit to tackle growing menace of transnational crime gangs REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Gardai scored another major victory this week after they busted a Kinahan cartel drug-mixing factory. The Irish Sun (Republic of Ireland) 19/2/2023 Feature, Opinion Nicola Bulley search: Mordaunt says health revelations sexist and shocking Commons Leader Penny Mordaunt has described the disclosure of private information about missing mother Nicola Bulley as "sexist" and "shocking". BBC 19/2/2023 News Detective from ‘British FBI’ who worked on case of murdered PCSO Julia James and morgue monster David Fuller is called in to help solve disappearance of Nicola Bulley Lancashire Police has called in specialists in their search for Nicola Bulley including a top National Crime Agency (NCA) investigator who has worked on some of the UK's most high-profile cases. The unnamed detective from the NCA, often referred to as Britain's FBI, has worked on some of the UK's most high-profile cases including killer and morgue monster David Fuller and the murder of PCSO Julia James, it was claimed today. Mail Online 19/2/2023 News When the police resort to ‘poor little woman’ syndrome with Bulley, you know they’re lost Who’d be a woman — honestly? Look anywhere and the story is the same. Female leaders unable to complete their life’s work because — they claim — they are tired, overwhelmed, generally not enjoying it or, in the case of Nicola Sturgeon, simply unable to cope with invasions of “privacy”. Hmmm. Then there’s the many victims of crimes. The Times - Subscription at source 19/2/2023 Feature, Opinion The three scenarios Nicola Bulley police need to consider now, by top detective It is now more than three weeks since Nicola Bulley went missing and I don’t think anybody would have expected the media and public scrutiny to have grown with such speed. In some ways the family and friends of Nicola would have welcomed the attention, however painful it must have been, to help find her as quickly as possible. The Times - Subscription at source 19/2/2023 Analysis, Feature «132113221323132413251326132713281329Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
