Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104479 total results. Showing results 281 to 300 «111213141516171819Next ›Last » New Victorian police chief Mike Bush says people should be free to protest without permits AUSTRALIA: Victoria does not need a permit system for protests, says the state's new top cop, who concedes there has been a breakdown in public confidence in police. ABC News (Australia) 28/7/2025 News The fixer’s playground: Anatomy of a match-fixing syndicate In the first in a new series of articles exploring the links between sport and organised crime – from street level to international syndicates – Policing Insight’s Chris Dalby looks at the growing impact of match-fixing and spot-fixing, which are influencing the outcomes of sporting events from the lower leagues to the largest stage in the UK and globally, and driving an illegal betting industry worth more than a trillion US dollars. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 28/7/2025 Analysis, Feature Family violence: The hidden epidemic in Kiwi homes that costs the country billions NEW ZEALAND: There's one call to police every four minutes about domestic violence, but it's just the tip of the country's crisis. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 28/7/2025 Feature Merging police forces ‘vehemently opposed’ by MP An MP said he "vehemently opposed" the idea of two neighbouring police forces merging. BBC 28/7/2025 News Axon brings real time AI tools to emergency services With frontline emergency services under increasing pressure to do more with less, the potential of AI to reduce admin and support better decision-making is gaining momentum. Emergency Services Times 28/7/2025 Feature, Interview Former firearms inspector returns to West Midlands Police after 35 years A retired firearms officer has returned to West Midlands Police more than three decades after leaving the force, gaining a rare glimpse into the evolution of armed policing since he began his career more than 60 years ago. Emergency Services Times 28/7/2025 News Raj Kohli: Three simple things to improve retention (Part 2) Brendan O'Brien talks to former Chief Superintendent Raj Kohli of the Metropolitan Police. This conversation focuses on the critical issue of officer retention in policing, highlighting the importance of visibility, accessibility, and active engagement from leaders. Three simple things to improve retention. Raj Kohli shares personal experiences and practical strategies that can be implemented by leaders to create a supportive environment for officers, emphasizing the need for simple actions that can make a significant impact. PolicingTV 28/7/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Garda convicted of assaulting a teenager in Temple Bar 4 years ago REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A garda has been convicted of assaulting a teenager in Temple Bar four years ago following a trial at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court. Dublin Gazette (Republic of Ireland) 27/7/2025 News Warning signs evident and alarm bells ringing for gardaí in Kilkenny REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: More than one in 10 eligible for retirement in coming years. Kilkenny People (Republic of Ireland) 27/7/2025 News Police unit in England to monitor online signs of anti-migrant disorder Intelligence team could track social media and flag early signs of civil unrest in response to renewed demonstrations The Guardian 27/7/2025 News 7NEWS speak to Victoria’s new police commissioner Mike Bush about youth crime, technology and recruitment AUSTRALIA: Mike Bush is under no illusion about the challenges that he faces as Victoria’s new police commissioner. And after a month officially in the job, the former New Zealand top cop has sat down with 7NEWS to detail his plans to tackle youth crime, technology and recruitment struggles. 7 News (Australia) 27/7/2025 News Victoria’s new police chief Mike Bush doesn’t support permits for protests AUSTRALIA: Victoria's new police chief Mike Bush says Melbourne's protests are largely "peaceful" and he doesn't support a permit system for protests. Speaking to Raf Epstein on the first day on the job, Chief Commissioner Bush said he's been attending protests in plain clothes to observe the mood of the crowds. ABC Listen (Australia) 27/7/2025 Audio, Feature, Interview, Opinion First force to face bankruptcy may have to cut ‘bedrock of policing’ Years of underfunding mean Paul Gibson, the chief of Lincolnshire police, needs extra cash to stave off redundancies that would hit neighbourhood teams The Times - Subscription at source 27/7/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion Survivors of coercive control are being criminalised in England, research finds Centre for Women’s Justice says the criminalisation of women for their abusive partners’ actions is ‘shocking’ The Guardian 27/7/2025 News New Ottawa Police Service district model to cost taxpayers $11.4M over three years CANADA: According to an Ottawa Police Services Board report, the new model will split Ottawa into four geographical districts: north, central, east and west. Ottawa Citizen (Canada) 27/7/2025 News New CDC data shows a substantial decline in gun violence in 2024 USA: Gun violence declines are accelerating and greater (local) state capacity is the reason. The Centers for Disease Control has released the full provisional data series for homicide in 2024. The data show a large decline in homicides in general, and large declines in gun homicides specifically. External Processing (Substack) 27/7/2025 Analysis, Feature One week in the NT’s Youth Justice Court shows effects of tough bail laws AUSTRALIA: Over a week observing the Northern Territory's youth court, the ABC observed a series of cases where court-ordered assessments were not completed. A lack of professionals qualified to diagnose children with complex mental illnesses and cognitive disabilities is leaving young people without vital support. Legal experts warn incomplete assessments will put children at risk of overly harsh sentences and a higher likelihood of reoffending. ABC News (Australia) 27/7/2025 News Calls for ban on police pointing Tasers at children Human rights experts called for a ban on the “traumatising” use of Tasers against children by police, warning the “unacceptable” use of force runs contrary to children’s rights. Rhian Croke, of the Children’s Legal Centre Wales, said mounting evidence shows systemic discrimination – with black, disabled and poorer children more likely to be the target. Dr Croke expressed concerns about the UK Government potentially authorising the use, including on children, of Taser 10 – a new “more powerful” model – in the weeks ahead. Wrexham.com 27/7/2025 News Senior Western Australia Police officer stood down has been charged with stalking AUSTRALIA: Assistant Western Australia Police Commissioner Gailene Hamilton has been charged with stalking and four counts of unlawful use of a computer system after she was stood down. Sky News 26/7/2025 News Our police and Establishment have turned against us. The country is on the brink People engage in street protests because they have given up on the whole democratic process. All week, I have had the Rudyard Kipling’s poem The Beginnings running round in my head.It... The Telegraph - Subscription at source 26/7/2025 Feature, Opinion «111213141516171819Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
