Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 33881 to 33900 «169116921693169416951696169716981699Next ›Last » Police ‘disrupt New IRA plot’ ahead of Biden visit to Northern Ireland, report claims Police in Northern Ireland have reportedly disrupted an IRA bomb plot ahead of Joe Biden’s visit to Belfast on Tuesday. According to a report on Sunday in The Belfast Telegraph, members of the republican paramilitary group, the New IRA, had been seeking to plant a bomb in Derry. “They were looking for parts to make a bomb,” an unnamed source told the newpaper. “The belief is that the New IRA was planning some sort of attack to coincide with Biden’s visit, similar to the mortar attack on the cops in Strabane last November.” The Independent 10/4/2023 News Roadside eye tests set to be carried out by police should ‘benefit road safety’ According to police data, some 3,000 people are killed or injured by drivers with bad eyesight every year. With that in mind, an expert has exclusively told Express.co.uk that roadside eye tests set to be introduced by the police should "benefit road safety". Express 10/4/2023 News Cut-out Jersey police officers to help tackle speeding motorists Two life-size metal cut-outs of police officers holding speed guns will be placed along roads in Jersey in a bid to stop motorists speeding. States of Jersey Police will attach the 2D constables, which each cost £250, to lamp-posts in "hot-spot" areas. The force said PC Flats, as they have been named, would be trialled in the coming weeks. They will be used alongside high-visibility patrols and existing speed enforcement measures. BBC 10/4/2023 News Changing course: The Casey Review and the policing oil tanker The recent final report of the Baroness Casey Review into standards of behaviour and internal culture in the Metropolitan Police Service included findings of “institutional racism, misogyny and homophobia”, and of a force that is “losing its way”; ahead of a virtual panel exploring these issues later this month, former Met and West Midlands officer Ron Winch, now Senior Teaching Fellow in Policing at Birmingham City University, looks at what needs to be done to get the force and policing back on course. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/4/2023 Feature, Opinion Legalising cannabis in Australia: how would it work and is there a catch? AUSTRALIA: Canada, Uruguay … Australia? The Greens are about to introduce legislation into the parliament to legalise cannabis across the nation. Currently out for public consultation, the legislation, if passed, would allow for the regulation and sale of approved cannabis strains for recreational consumption in Australia, joining the handful of countries (and US states) that have already moved to legalise it. The Guardian 10/4/2023 Analysis, Feature State’s top cop joins colleagues in major road safety blitz AUSTRALIA: Queensland’s top cop, Katarina Carroll, has rolled up her sleeves across the long weekend, joining hundreds of police on the state’s roads as part of a major road safety blitz. The state’s police commissioner spent her Easter Monday morning conducting random roadside breath tests with police from Mt Ommaney – marking the third time in the last eight months she has joined her colleagues on the front line. News.com.au (Australia) 10/4/2023 News Cut-out Jersey police officers to help tackle speeding motorists Two life-size metal cut-outs of police officers holding speed guns will be placed along roads in Jersey in a bid to stop motorists speeding. BBC 10/4/2023 Jobs Multiple people in contact with police over further David Carrick allegations Hertfordshire police continue investigation into Met officer who was jailed for life in February for series of rapes The Guardian 9/4/2023 News Britain ‘not close to being a racially just society’, finds two-year research project Exclusive: More than a third of people from ethnic and religious minorities have experienced racially motivated assault, data shows The Guardian 9/4/2023 News Suella Braverman blasts police force for sending FIVE officers to seize collection of golliwog dolls from family pub as Home Office source warns they ‘shouldn’t be involved in this nonsense’ The Home Secretary has scolded a police force for sending five officers to a family-owned pub to seize a collection of golliwog dolls, it was revealed yesterday. Mail Online 9/4/2023 News David Carrick faces further sex crime allegations from more than 10 people – report Further allegations, including sexual assault, have reportedly been made since he was jailed The Standard 9/4/2023 News Inside the two-horse race for one of New Zealand Police’s top positions NEW ZEALAND: Two contenders have been shortlisted to replace the second-most powerful police officer in New Zealand when his term ends soon. NZ Herald (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 9/4/2023 News Met Police failed teenager, 17, who took his own life after officers assumed his threats to kill himself were ‘attention seeking’, inquest jury finds An inquest jury has slammed the Metropolitan Police for failing a 17-year-old boy who took his own life after officers treated his threats as 'attention seeking'. Samuel Howes, the youngest of four siblings, died after being struck by a train at South Croydon station on September 2, 2020. A jury-led inquest into his death at South London Coroner's Court heard the teenager had been admitted to A&E more than 40 times and had contact with the police on 178 occasions in the three years prior to his death. Mail Online 9/4/2023 News Northern Ireland police foil New IRA bomb plot to coincide with Joe Biden’s visit Police in Northern Ireland have foiled a New IRA plot designed to overshadow US President Joe Biden’s visit to Belfast to mark the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement. The National 9/4/2023 News Radical reform of Met Police needed following Casey Report The Metropolitan Police is under fire from all sides for the conduct of its officers. This is Local London 9/4/2023 Feature, Opinion Police open murder investigation after man shot dead in Sheffield A murder investigation has begun after a man in his 20s was shot dead in Sheffield. The Guardian 9/4/2023 News Devon and Cornwall Police drones launched to monitor unsafe driving Police drones have begun recording motorists across the South West of England in an effort to stop "poor driving", a force has said. BBC 9/4/2023 News Four teens charged after wild police chase in stolen car AUSTRALIA: Four teenagers have been arrested and charged after allegedly stealing a vehicle in Perth’s north-east and sparking a wild police pursuit. WA Today (Australia) 9/4/2023 News, Video Expanded CCTV system in Tipperary’s largest town will be in place by the autumn REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: It will be next September or October before the installation of Clonmel’s expanded CCTV system goes ahead, it has been announced. Tipperary Live (Republic of Ireland) 9/4/2023 News MEP fears Ireland could become ‘haven’ for organised crime REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: European organised crime gangs may move their criminal enterprises to Ireland due to the country’s non-membership of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) system. Limerick Live (Republic of Ireland) 9/4/2023 News «169116921693169416951696169716981699Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
