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Liquid-with-code could help reduce home burglaries
Police are hoping to stem a rise in burglaries by asking the public to use an invisible marking liquid.
BBC 		28/7/2022
News
Kellie-Jay Keen: Police ‘were wrong to call on feminist’
A police force put in special measures for failing the public has admitted that the visit of two officers to a feminist YouTuber’s home after a complaint about her comments on transgender issues was “not wholly appropriate”. Kellie-Jay Keen, a married mother of three with more than 55,000 YouTube subscribers, was visited by two Wiltshire police officers on Sunday.
The Times - Subscription at source 		28/7/2022
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Online harms: The threat from terrorist and extremist-operated websites
While the latest US drone strike highlighted the continuing physical global terrorist threat, extremist organisations are increasingly launching their own websites to spread their views and propaganda, and recruit new members; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth looks at the online threat posed by terrorists, and the work of Tech Against Terrorism to try and counter that threat.
Policing Insight - Subscription at source 		28/7/2022
Analysis, Feature
117 police officers tell their bosses they’re non-binary in 1,200 percent increase on the previous year
The number of ‘non-binary’ police officers in the UK has jumped from nine to more than 100 in only a year, figures show.
Mail Online 		28/7/2022
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NI police officer’s alleged attempt to share dead man’s photo ‘sick’, says family
Deirdre Lennon says disclosure compounded her grief after her brother Jim Lennon’s suicide in 2012
The Guardian 		28/7/2022
News
NSPCC: 100 sex crimes in Scotland every month Online Safety Bill is delayed
A charity has warned that more than 100 online sex crimes will be committed against children in Scotland every month the Online Safety Bill is delayed.
The Herald (Scotland) 		28/7/2022
News
New officers thanked for stepping forward as Police Scotland increase recruitment
Sir Iain Livingstone QPM, Scotland’s Chief Constable, thanked 300 new probationary Constables as they took their oath of office during a ceremony at Police Scotland’s Headquarters, Tulliallan, today (Wednesday, 27 July, 2022).
Police Scotland 		27/7/2022
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Inspectors say fire and rescue service improving but more change urgently needed
Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS) has reported on 15 fire and rescue services across the country in its second phase of its second round of inspections. It identified some encouraging improvements, but also said far more needs to be done to reduce risks to public safety.
Emergency Services Times 		27/7/2022
News
Child sexual exploitation by organised networks report: government response
POLICY PAPER: Government response to the child sexual exploitation by organised networks report by the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA).
Home Office 		27/7/2022
Report
UK police release a new guidance to protect freedom of speech
The UK College of Policing has issued a new interim guidance, which "seeks to redress the balance between freedom of speech and protecting vulnerable members of the public".
CHVN Radio 		27/7/2022
News
Robin Simcox appointed as Commissioner for Countering Extremism
Robin Simcox confirmed in substantive role.
Home Office 		27/7/2022
News
Statement on the broadcast of Crown Court sentencing remarks
Crown Court sentencing remarks to be broadcast for first time.
Victims' Commissioner 		27/7/2022
News
Record number of police officers quit with Boris Johnson’s flagship 20,000 pledge in danger
More than 6,000 extra officers must be recruited in nine months to hit target but rising numbers are quitting
The Independent 		27/7/2022
News
Organizational culture, stress, and coping strategies in the police: an empirical investigation
This paper investigates the relationships between organizational culture, stress, and coping strategies in police organizations. In an online survey, 152 German police officers described their workgroups in terms of stressors (e.g. overtime demands, traumatic events), coping strategies (e.g. exercising, drinking alcohol), and shared values (e.g. masculinity, solidarity). Multiple regression models were tested to examine a) the effect of stress on police culture and b) the effect of stress and police culture on coping. Conservative-male culture is stronger in workgroups with high operational stress. Predictors of maladaptive coping are organizational stress and conservative-male culture. Diligence culture is negatively associated with maladaptive coping. Overall, the study indicates that police culture depends on the composition and stress level of a workgroup and influences the way officers cope with stress. The main limitation of the study is the unclear direction of causality. However, our findings have important implications for leadership and psychological intervention within the police.
Police Practice and Research 		27/7/2022
Research article
Government approves publication of General Scheme of Bill which will strengthen law on consent in rape cases and support victims in sexual violence and human trafficking cases
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee TD, has secured Government approval to publish the General Scheme of the Criminal Justice (Sexual Offences and Human Trafficking) Bill 2022.
Department of Justice (Republic of Ireland) 		27/7/2022
News
Longer jail terms for terrorist offences revealed
Tougher sentences have been confirmed for extremists who view terrorist material online.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		27/7/2022
News
Crown court sentencing remarks to be broadcast for the first time
A change in the law means that judges sentencing remarks can be broadcast on TV.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		27/7/2022
News
More forces re-open IPLDP entry route to attract Uplift recruits
GMP and West Yorkshire have joined other forces in keeping the traditional police training route open.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		27/7/2022
News
Four-legged yellow robot dog Spot joins WA Police’s tactical response group
AUSTRALIA: A four-legged yellow robot dog dubbed “Spot” could help change the way WA Police respond to high-risk situations.
The West Australian (Australia) 		27/7/2022
News
Truss vows to outlaw street harassment as Sunak pledges ban on ‘downblousing’
Tory leadership hopefuls set out plans to tackle violence against women and girls, as Labour’s Stella Creasy welcomes Truss U-turn
The Guardian 		27/7/2022
News

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