Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103232 total results. Showing results 34541 to 34560 «172417251726172717281729173017311732Next ›Last » Police would need to prove ‘imminent threat’ to use lawyers as informers under bill changes AUSTRALIA: Police would need to convince the Supreme Court there is an imminent risk to public safety or national security before using lawyers as informers under changes to proposed laws responding to the Lawyer X scandal. Attorney-General Jaclyn Symes said amendments to the bill, which is before the upper house and has been met with condemnation from the legal sector, would create an “extremely high” threshold before lawyers could be registered as informants. The Age (Australia) 22/3/2023 News NT government reviews bail laws and police powers after fatal stabbing of Darwin bottle shop worker Declan Laverty AUSTRALIA: The Northern Territory government has announced a suite of measures in response to the stabbing death of a young worker at a bottle shop in Darwin, including a review of bail laws and potential new police powers. Declan Laverty, 20, was killed at the BWS drive-through at the Airport Tavern in Jingili on Sunday night. Nineteen-year-old Keith Kerinauia — who was on bail for a previous alleged aggravated assault — faced the Darwin Local Court yesterday charged with Mr Laverty's murder, as well as aggravated robbery and breach of bail. The fatal incident has sparked a wave of community grief and anger about alcohol-related property crime and violence in Darwin. ABC News (Australia) 22/3/2023 News PSNI apologises for suggesting migrants falsely report domestic abuse to remain in UK The PSNI has apologised for suggesting that migrants might make fake domestic abuse claims in order to stay in Northern Ireland. Belfast Telegraph 22/3/2023 News Police outside of London to be held ‘accountable’ following Casey report: ‘We can’t afford not to’ Police and Crime Commissioners outside the capital have responded to the damning Casey report The Independent 22/3/2023 News Met Police chief to be questioned by MPs after scathing review found institutional misogyny, racism and homophobia Bereaved families let down by the Met have made powerful calls for change, while police and crime commissioners in other forces have promised reforms after the damning report. Sky News 22/3/2023 News ‘Monster’ misogyny problem allegedly in Humberside police, after Baroness Casey’s damning review of the Met One officer tells Sky News she was "ostracised" by colleagues after reporting a senior officer who seduced her into a controlling relationship. Sky News 22/3/2023 News Talking with former Assistant Chief Constable Kerrin Wilson QPM (Part 3) PolicingTV and Policing Insight Founder and Publisher, Bernard Rix, recently visited Durham, England, to meet former Assistant Chief Constable (ACC) Kerrin Wilson QPM MBA. In this last part of a three part series, Kerrin and Bernard discuss Kerrin's thoughts on the future of policing, and what can (and should) be done differently in policing, particularly to increase trust and confidence. PolicingTV 22/3/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Talking with former Assistant Chief Constable Kerrin Wilson QPM (Part 3) PolicingTV and Policing Insight Founder and Publisher, Bernard Rix, recently visited Durham, England, to meet former Assistant Chief Constable (ACC) Kerrin Wilson QPM MBA. In this last part of a three part series, Kerrin and Bernard discuss Kerrin's thoughts on the future of policing, and what can (and should) be done differently in policing, particularly to increase trust and confidence. PolicingTV 22/3/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video AFP restructures to reflect growing criminal threats AUSTRALIA: The AFP will now have four Deputy Commissioners to combat growing criminal threats under a restructure that has promoted more women to senior positions than any time in the agency’s history. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 22/3/2023 News Response to Baroness Casey Report APCC Chair Marc Jones said: “This report makes for difficult and distressing reading and will undoubtably shake the very foundations of the public’s trust and confidence in policing across the board. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 21/3/2023 News Met Police: Where next for the force after Casey review? Policing in this country is in a state of emergency. The warning lights are flashing. The alarms are wailing. BBC 21/3/2023 News Met Police: Could the force be split up after the Casey report – and how might it work? As well as frontline policing in London, the Met also has city-wide and national teams that focus on protecting parliament, the royal family, government ministers, policing large-scale events, and fighting terrorism. Sky News 21/3/2023 News £1.3m funding for Leicestershire following last year’s disorder The Home Office accepted the Leicestershire PCC's application for Special Grant Funding. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/3/2023 News Call to break up ‘rotten’ Met Police amid fears it’s beyond saving Sir Mark Rowley admits he didn’t see ‘the level of toxicity that Louise calls out’ The Times - Subscription at source 21/3/2023 News Khan criticises Rowley’s refusal to describe Met as institutionally biased Metropolitan police commissioner says ‘institutional’ label is confusing and political as fallout from Casey report continues The Guardian 21/3/2023 News ‘Perilous’ police staff numbers risk violent crime rise in SNP’s lawless Scotland Chief Constable Sir lain Livingstone has warned the Scottish Government that the budget for Police Scotland will do nothing to change the critically low number of officers Scottish Daily Express 21/3/2023 News ‘Not every one of my members is racist, sexist, homophobic’, police federation chair says We asked Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley for an interview but it was refused. We spoke to Chief Superintendent Harvi Khatkar from the Police Superintendents’ Association, and Steve Hartshorn from the Police Federation who represent rank and file officers. Channel 4 News 21/3/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Police force secures £1.3m funding to help cover huge Leicester East disorder bill as investigation continues Leicestershire Police is expected to face a total bill of more than £1.5m after the unrest that broke out in parts of the city last year Leicestershire Live 21/3/2023 News Starmer criticises government’s ‘hands off approach’ to police reform Casey report ‘provides both a detailed diagnosis of what’s gone wrong and a blueprint for radical reform’, Labour leader says The Guardian 21/3/2023 News Fixing the Met Police: what are the options? Baroness Casey of Blackstock has given the Metropolitan Police a final chance to bring about radical reform rather than recommending it be broken up. Big structural changes, such as removing the Met’s national responsibilities, are left as the nuclear option if its leadership cannot achieve proper, lasting change. The Times - Subscription at source 21/3/2023 Feature «172417251726172717281729173017311732Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
