Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97039 total results. Showing results 29221 to 29240 «145814591460146114621463146414651466Next ›Last » Starmer makes it his ‘personal mission’ to tackle domestic violence Keir Starmer has vowed to make it his “personal mission” to stand up for victims of domestic violence, after a collapse in the number of charges brought for the crime. The Labour leader said that as the director of public prosecutions he had witnessed “the devastating impact domestic violence has on victims and their families”, and how abuse often escalated into other forms of serious violence. The Guardian 1/3/2023 News Victoria Police Assistant Commissioner Tim Hansen on service delivery and improving community safety In this episode of the ANZPAA Police Horizons series Research and Policy Officer Chloe Boyd chats to Assistant Commissioner Tim Hansen from the Service Delivery Transformation Command at Victoria Police who discusses working with the public and the Victoria Police workforce to deliver changes focused on improving community safety. PolicingTV 1/3/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Victoria Police Assistant Commissioner Tim Hansen on service delivery and improving community safety In this episode of the ANZPAA Police Horizons series Research and Policy Officer Chloe Boyd chats to Assistant Commissioner Tim Hansen from the Service Delivery Transformation Command at Victoria Police who discusses working with the public and the Victoria Police workforce to deliver changes focused on improving community safety. PolicingTV 1/3/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Hundreds of UK sex offenders went missing, figures show Hundreds of sex offenders across the UK slipped off the radar of police in a three-year period, the BBC can reveal. BBC 1/3/2023 News Why protest policing needs effective legislation The Public Order Bill making its way through the UK Parliament has attracted both support and criticism, with opponents highlighting concerns around new police powers in relation to protest techniques such as ‘locking on’ and tunnelling; Policing Insight’s Graham Wettone, a subject matter expert on public order policing, believes the Bill balances the right to protest with need for new laws to tackle the more disruptive actions of protestors. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/3/2023 Analysis, Feature ‘Frightened, scared, vulnerable’: Calls for tougher sentences to be handed down to people who attack emergency workers The number of attackers serving more than 6 months in jail after being convicted of assaulting an emergency worker halved last year to just 0.5%, LBC analysis has revealed. LBC 1/3/2023 News Police should have disclosed more about involvement with Sheku Bayoh A detective involved in the aftermath of the death of a man detained by police should have told the man’s girlfriend more about officers’ contact with him, an inquiry has heard. Welwyn Hatfield Times 1/3/2023 News Online child sex abuse crimes rise 55 per cent in Gwent The number of online child sexual abuse offences recorded in Wales have risen by 43 per cent in the past five years, according to new figures. South Wales Argus 1/3/2023 News Husband of Epsom College head Emma Pattison ‘died of shotgun wound’ The husband of the Epsom College head teacher Emma Pattison died of a “shotgun wound to the head”, the opening of an inquest into his death has been told. The Times - Subscription at source 1/3/2023 News Mask-phobic Police Scotland officer loses legal battle A police officer with a phobia of wearing facemasks has lost a claim against force bosses after she was ordered to work from home during the pandemic. The Times - Subscription at source 1/3/2023 News What strike action could mean for policing We are witnessing public sector industrial disputes at a scale not witnessed for many years. The grievances of workers, regardless of role or profession, all appear similar; challenging working conditions, feelings of being undervalued due to years of inadequate investment and poor recruitment as a consequence, not to mention the derisory pay awards currently being offered at rates far below the rate of inflation. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 28/2/2023 News Firefighters’ Pension Scheme retrospective remedy We are consulting on Public Service Pensions: Firefighters’ Pensions (Amendment) Regulations 2023, to enact the second phase of the remedy in the McCloud/Sargeant cases. Home Office 28/2/2023 Report Vetting guidance – have your say We're seeking views on a revised Code of Practice for the vetting of those working in policing College of Policing 28/2/2023 News Justice Secretary offers to meet Hillsborough families Dominic Raab said the Government would be establishing an Independent Public Advocate to support those affected by major disasters. Express & Star 28/2/2023 News Police Pension Scheme retrospective remedy We are consulting on Public Service Pensions: Police Pensions (Amendment) Regulations 2023, to enact the second phase of the remedy in the McCloud/Sargeant cases. Home Office 28/2/2023 Report Quran damaged at school recorded as ‘hate incident’ by police The home secretary has expressed concern after the police recorded a “hate incident” at a school where four pupils allegedly caused “slight damage” to a copy of the Quran. West Yorkshire police became involved at Kettlethorpe High School, Wakefield, after a Year 10 pupil said to be autistic was told to bring in a copy of the Islamic holy book by friends after losing a video game. It was damaged, allegedly after being dropped in a busy corridor. Four pupils were suspended for a week and the police intervened as false rumours spread that it had been set alight. The Times - Subscription at source 28/2/2023 News UK Border Force urged to ‘deprioritise’ gun and drugs searches to ease queues Border Force officers have been ordered to “deprioritise” customs work at airports such as searching for guns and drugs in order to stop passport queues frustrating travellers. Leaked emails show that staff at Manchester airport were told this month that customs work should be carried out only if “there is no likelihood of an excessive queue time”. It meant there would be no spot-checks for illegal firearms, offensive weapons or drugs by customs officers, sources said. Searches could be initiated by intelligence-led work such as a category A order – a rare response prompted by intelligence from the National Border Targeting Centre. The Guardian 28/2/2023 News ‘Professional adverts’ for county lines ensnaring children on Instagram and Snapchat County lines adverts on Instagram and Snapchat designed to groom children and young people now resemble professional job adverts, a parliamentary committee heard on Tuesday. Experts from charities gave evidence to Tuesday’s cross-party education committee about the constantly evolving scene, with traffickers frequently changing their methods of ensnaring children and young people. Johnny Bolderson, manager at the organisation Catch 22, which helps to support and rescue children and young people groomed into county lines exploitation, told the committee that children as young as seven were now getting involved in drug running. The Guardian 28/2/2023 News Lucy Letby trial: nurse ‘dislodged breathing tube and disabled alarm’ A paediatrician has told a jury that he walked into a neonatal nursery to see Lucy Letby standing beside an incubator and doing “nothing” while a baby fought for her life. The Times - Subscription at source 28/2/2023 News Manchester bomber’s preacher friend was known to MI5 Revelation comes as public inquiry examines whether arena attack that killed 22 people could have been prevented The Times - Subscription at source 28/2/2023 News «145814591460146114621463146414651466Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
