Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 114945 total results. Showing results 2721 to 2740 «133134135136137138139140141Next ›Last » West Yorkshire Police deploys live AI analysis of 999 calls The force will use a tech system powered by artificial intelligence to record, transcribe and automatically categorise a total of more than 20,000 calls made by the public every week Public Technology 17/3/2026 News Police Intellectual Property Crime Unit backing extended The Government has confirmed continued funding for the Police Intellectual Property Crime Unit (PIPCU), ensuring its operations will run for another three years as part of a broader effort to combat intellectual property (IP) crime. UKAuthority.com 17/3/2026 News New charter launched to improve police and media relations Significant milestone in reset of relationship between policing and the media. The launch of the ground-breaking ‘Policing and Media Charter’ marks a significant milestone in the biggest reset of the relationship between policing and the media in decades. It is the result of over two years of collaborative work between senior leaders from policing, the criminal justice sector and the media. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 17/3/2026 News West Yorkshire Police and the NPCC Digital Public Contact programme launch AI capability to unlock intelligence from control room calls West Yorkshire Police, working in partnership with the NPCC Digital Public Contact (DPC) programme, has become the first force in England and Wales to go live with a new artificial intelligence capability designed to extract insight from historic and live control room calls. The capability, known as Post Call Analysis (PCA), is being deployed at West Yorkshire Police following a period of pilot activity. It has been developed jointly by the team at West Yorkshire Police and DPC working with the NPCC Public Contact portfolio team, with DPC providing the national enabling framework to support local delivery. West Yorkshire Police 17/3/2026 News AI to unlock intelligence from control room calls West Yorkshire Police and NPCC Digital Public Contact launch new capability. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 17/3/2026 News Police constable recruitment regulations change All police forces in England and Wales must now use a standardised four-stage recruitment process College of Policing 17/3/2026 News New national Policing and Media Charter launched to rebuild trust between parties The charter, aimed at improving communication, rebuilding trust and strengthening cooperation between policing and professional journalists, was launched on Tuesday at the Society of Editors’ Future of News Conference. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/3/2026 News Child sex abuse image crimes up almost 10 percent in a year, says NSPCC The number of child sex abuse image crimes logged by police forces across the UK has risen by nine percent, prompting renewed calls for tech companies to block nude images from being taken and shared on children’s devices. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/3/2026 News Probe into Nicola Bulley case leads to major change in how police treat media Rumours spread faster than truth back then but the fallout sparked a new agreement between police and trusted reporters meant to keep chaos from winning again. Express 17/3/2026 News ‘Too much grey area’: Met boss says human rights law making it ‘untenable’ for police to manage protests The UK’s most senior police officer has told LBC competing laws around disruptive protests and human rights have become ‘untenable’. LBC 17/3/2026 News ‘Groundbreaking’ charter to rebuild police and press relations Major changes in the way the police work with the media are set to be introduced following the launch of a “groundbreaking” new charter. Police Professional 17/3/2026 News PC made sex jokes about colleagues, says force A police officer who made sexual comments to colleagues and joked about the death of a fellow officer's mother committed gross misconduct, a disciplinary hearing concluded. BBC 17/3/2026 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/3/2026 News Alex Murray: ‘There’s no space anymore for any police leader who says ‘I don’t do technology’.’ Ahead of next month’s launch of the Police.AI initiative, which will develop and drive technological advances for forces in England and Wales, NCA Director of Threat Leadership Alex Murray, the National Police Chiefs’ Council Lead for AI, spoke to Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons about the aims and ambitions for the new centre, the potential for leveraging technology in policing, and the role of police leadership – with current chiefs likely to be the last cohort to run a ‘human only’ workforce. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/3/2026 Feature, Innovation, Interview After PCCs: Who will police the police? What happens to policing when its local watchdog is abolished? In this third and final conversation, Policing TV’s Bernard Rix speaks with Fran Hughes, Chief Executive of the Devon & Cornwall Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner, about the future of police governance in England and Wales. PolicingTV 17/3/2026 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Carrick investigation ‘hindered by officer’s bias’ Unconscious bias about a victim's race and sex led a Metropolitan Police detective to fail to oversee a thorough investigation into serial rapist David Carrick, a tribunal has heard. BBC 16/3/2026 News Rowley: Human rights laws making policing of protests ‘untenable’ Met Police chief calls on Parliament to ‘redraw the lines’ on public order legislation The Telegraph - Subscription at source 16/3/2026 News ‘Effective directorship is not about authority or experience; it’s about asking the right questions’ Here, City of London Police Commander Umer Khan OBE, shares his thoughts on delivering effective leadership and asks whether, at a time when senior police officials are facing increasing pressure, can professional board training improve outcomes in the sector? Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/3/2026 Feature, Opinion 2026 Digital Policing Report Cityforum is delighted to publish the report following its 2026 Digital Policing Summit which took place on Tuesday 27th January. The summit focused on: From Vision to Impact – harnessing the power of collaboration. How will the 10-year digital strategy and a technology roadmap drive transformation across policing? Building a digitally confident workforce to thrive in a data-driven environment. Data integration and exploitation to drive efficiency, effectiveness and deliver a better service. City Forum 16/3/2026 Report Potential policing shortage for St Patrick’s Day as garda group takes industrial action REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A GARDA GROUP has called for its members to “show solidarity” with a campaign for industrial action over St Patrick’s Day holiday events. A special delegate conference of the Garda Representative Association (GRA) voted on 11 February that its members would not take overtime work on scheduled days off on 16, 17 and 18 March in a protest over allowances and pay. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 16/3/2026 News «133134135136137138139140141Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
