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Crisis-hit Metropolitan Police unveils plan to keep women safe on street
Scotland Yard has pledged to regain the trust of women after being buffeted by an unprecedented crisis in public confidence since the murders of Sarah Everard, Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman.
The Standard 		4/11/2021
News
Diversity is key for modern Scottish police force
October was Black History Month when the focus is on celebrating the achievements, contributions and successes of Black and Minority Ethnic people (BME).
Grampian Online 		4/11/2021
News
Covid fears for ‘more than 100’ police officers at climate summit
More than 100 police officers on duty at the COP26 climate change summit have been taken off frontline duties amid a Covid outbreak scare, it is claimed.
The Scotsman 		4/11/2021
News
Police apology amid claim Sikh headwear was forcibly removed
A police chief has apologised to a Sikh man whose arrest sparked a protest amid claims his religious head covering had been forcibly removed.
BBC 		4/11/2021
News
The response to an FOI on the number of CNC officers that donate to the Police Treatment Centres and St Georges Police Children Trust
FOI RELEASE: The response to an FOI request on the number of CNC officers that donate to the Police Treatment Centres and St Georges Police Children Trust.
Home Office 		4/11/2021
Report
Arrests in Belfast after police attacked in Brexit protocol unrest
Missiles and fireworks thrown at demonstration in loyalist area with trouble also on nationalist side of peace wall
The Guardian 		4/11/2021
News
Over 100 cops waiting on PCR results or self-isolating amid Covid outbreak fears
Over 100 officers on duty at COP26 are awaiting PCR test results or self-isolating amid fears of a Covid outbreak.
The Scottish Sun 		4/11/2021
News
Top police chief ‘investigated over serious sex assault’
A top police chief is being investigated over serious allegations of sexual assault, reports claim.
The Sun 		4/11/2021
News
Immersive training, practical skills and tough assessment: So is opposition to policing degrees just down to ignorance or cynicism?
‘Degree gate’ – the apparent controversy over the value of policing degrees – has been a topic of conversation in UK policing circles and on social media for months; but for former chief superintendent Owen West, now a policing lecturer, the quality and depth of training, exposure to practical skills and enthusiasm of students suggests that much of the opposition to pre-join policing degrees must be based either in ignorance or cynicism.
Policing Insight - Subscription at source 		4/11/2021
Feature, Opinion
Eco mob Insulate Britain cost Met police £2m in just four weeks
Policing Insulate Britain protests around the capital's roads cost the Metropolitan Police nearly £2m in the first four weeks of the group's activity.
LBC 		4/11/2021
News
Closure of drug operation – Murgon, Mundubbera & Gayndah
AUSTRALIA: Murgon detectives have charged 12 people with 204 drug offences following the closure of Operation Konopie targeting the supply of dangerous drugs across Murgon, Mundubbera, and Gayndah.
myPolice - Queensland Police News 		3/11/2021
News
How can police better tackle domestic and family violence?
AUSTRALIA: Domestic and family violence is a complex issue for police to face, but it's an important one to get right. [AUDIO]
ABC News (Australia) 		3/11/2021
Feature, Opinion
How WA Police ‘joined the dots’ to find Cleo Smith alive in Carnarvon house
AUSTRALIA: Methodical analysis of thousands of pieces of information and data helped police discover the "needle in the haystack" that led them to Cleo Smith. [VIDEO]
ABC News (Australia) 		3/11/2021
News
IPCA release thematic review of policing in small communities
NEW ZEALAND: The Independent Police Conduct Authority has today released its review of policing in small communities, which makes 41 recommendations to Police.
Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) (New Zealand) 		3/11/2021
Report
Oxford criminologist ‘outraged’ by NZ women’s prisons
NEW ZEALAND: The use of pepper spray should be banned in women's prisons, according to a criminologist at Oxford University in England, who says she is outraged at the treatment of women in New Zealand jails.
RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 		3/11/2021
Analysis, Feature
Police Tactical Response Model to be trialled in four areas
NEW ZEALAND: Further details have been announced about the new Police Tactical Response Model set to begin later this month.
RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 		3/11/2021
News
Workplace Experiences of Lesbian and Bisexual Female Police Officers in the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary
Research into Canadian workplace experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) public safety personnel is scant. This exploratory ethnographic study examined reasons for lesbian and bisexual female officers joining the police, their shared workplace experiences, perceived career barriers based on sexual orientation, and perceptions of police leadership in advancing the inclusion of LGBTQ officers in the profession. Informed by intersectionality theory and thematic analysis, in-depth semistructured interviews were conducted with three active police officers in a medium-sized Canadian city. Four major themes emerged: (a) change in career paths in response to evolving life situations and desire for rewarding, nonmonotonous work; (b) latent stereotypes and biases within otherwise supportive organizational cultures; (c) sexual orientation not a barrier to career opportunities and advancement; and (d) strong support for LGBTQ diversity and inclusion at work but remaining challenges in police–LGBTQ community relations. Implications and recommendations for practice are discussed.
Women and Criminal Justice - Registration at source 		3/11/2021
Research article
Changes to MAPPA arrangements recommended by coroner
A single police officer from any covert counter terrorism investigation should be made responsible for passing on relevant information to the MAPPA panel.
Police Oracle - Subscription at source 		3/11/2021
News
Coroner urges improved data-sharing by undercover police
Counter-terrorism police should be obliged to pass on information from undercover investigations to teams managing extremist offenders after their release from prison, a coroner has found.
Police Professional 		3/11/2021
News
Decarbonisation programme launched for policing
The Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) and the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC), working in conjunction with BlueLight Commercial, have announced the launch of a decarbonisation programme for policing in England and Wales.
Police Professional 		3/11/2021
News

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