Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115783 total results. Showing results 36881 to 36900 «184118421843184418451846184718481849Next ›Last » In relation to media reports today AUSTRALIA: The AFP has strong, effective and valued relationships with NSW Police. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 13/11/2023 News England stop and search pilot scheme does not cut violence, thinktank finds Scheme allowing police to stop and search people without grounds for suspicion targets people of colour, Runnymede Trust found The Guardian 13/11/2023 News Police spread thin with ‘enormous’ cost of protests AUSTRALIA: Police resources are being spread thin as hundreds of officers are assigned to mass protests over conflict in Gaza, costing states upwards of $1 million per rally. Mandurah Mail (Australia) 13/11/2023 News Garda given new powers to share photographs of sex offenders with public REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: New legislation coming into force today also creates tighter control around sex offenders’ movements and any change in living circumstances. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 13/11/2023 News ‘Three or four times I rang in sick because, mentally, I just couldn’t go into work’ – Former garda on why he quit the force REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A garda who is one of 144 members to resign this year has said that stress as well as pressure to fulfil the “unrealistic expectations of management” were the main reasons he quit the force. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 13/11/2023 News Violence fears make children miss school, youth survey suggests Fear of violence made a fifth of children miss school at least once in the last year, a survey by the Youth Endowment Fund (YEF) suggests. BBC 13/11/2023 News Sgt Chris Duncombe on his work with the International Police Association and at the British Transport Police "You can pick up so much and bring it back": British Transport Police (BTP) Sergeant, Chris Duncombe, tells us about the opportunities for professional development with the International Police Association (IPA). Filmed at the British Transport Police's Wembley Park police station, PolicingTV Founder Bernard Rix met BTP Sergeant Chris Duncombe, to learn a little about his career as a BTP officer and also about his role as a Vice President of the International Police Association (IPA) Section UK, where Chris leads on professional development. PolicingTV 13/11/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video London protests: Seven charged and 145 arrested as police appeals continue Seven men have been charged over disorder on Armistice Day for offences including inciting racial hatred. BBC 12/11/2023 News Police say Suella Braverman’s claims of force’s bias ‘a factor’ in attacks on them Officers believe claims made before Saturday’s pro-Palestinian march stoked far-right violence. The Guardian 12/11/2023 News Met Police hunt protesters with ‘racist’ posters at pro-Palestinian march Protesters dressed as Hamas terrorists were arrested. The Times - Subscription at source 12/11/2023 News London police investigate videos of potential hate crimes at rallies Met and BTP seeking people in footage from Saturday’s marches, in particular at a ‘racially aggravated altercation’ at Waterloo The Guardian 12/11/2023 News London protests: Met condemns ‘extreme violence’ of far-right The Met Police has condemned "extreme violence from right-wing protesters" who it says set out to confront Saturday's pro-Palestinian march. Nine officers were injured and 145 people arrested - the "vast majority" of whom were counter-protesters. BBC 12/11/2023 News Homeless tents destroyed during Met Police operation Homeless people's tents in central London have been destroyed during a Met Police operation. Refuse workers threw the tents into the back of their lorry on Huntley Street, Camden, at about 15:00 GMT on Friday. BBC - Subscription at source 12/11/2023 News Shop thefts rise as police fail to show up in 76% of cases at Co-op stores that have seen 300,000 incidents this yea Police are failing to attend hundreds of thousands of shoplifting incidents – which have surged by 43 per cent in a year. Figures compiled by the Co-op reveal almost 300,000 incidents, often involving abuse, violence and anti-social behaviour, at its stores this year. The chain complained that officers failed to attend in nearly four out of five cases despite promises from forces and ministers to treat shop thefts more seriously. Mail Online 12/11/2023 News An Garda Siochana could be run by non-nationals in coming years, warn senior gardai REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: After the failure to fill the post of deputy commissioner this week it is now likely that position will go to a non-garda applicant. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 12/11/2023 News Impact Report 2023-23 I am delighted to present the first Impact Report for the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) for the 2022-23 financial year. This is an opportunity for us to reflect on the new operating model and share the progress we have made during this financial year. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 12/11/2023 Report Adam Boulton: Why Met Police chief has a firmer grasp on liberal democracy than Suella Braverman If one aim of the Hamas terror attack on 7 October was to spread confusion and panic among Israel and its allies they have certainly succeeded in the UK, setting the prime minister, the home secretary and the nation's chief of police at odds. Sky News 12/11/2023 Analysis, Feature Police detain over 100 pro-Palestine protesters – after dozens of far-right demonstrators arrested Arrests have been made throughout the day as protests took place in the capital amid a march over an Israel-Hamas war ceasefire. The prime minister condemned the actions of both far-right and pro-Palestinian protesters who caused disruption. Sky News 12/11/2023 News Minns reveals major protest costs $1m to police as supporters rally in Sydney AUSTRALIA: Thousands gathered in Sydney on Sunday at separate rallies to support Israeli and Palestinian communities as NSW Premier Chris Minns revealed the cost of policing a major protest ran as high as $1 million. Rallies and protests have been a regular feature in Sydney’s CBD since the October 7 Hamas attacks. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 12/11/2023 News Why it’s so hard to stop neo-Nazi public hate parades It was a momentary movement, done casually and with a laugh, but caught on camera by a media scrum. Following a combative back-and-forth with journalists after being sentenced for assault, Jacob Hersant, one of two neo-Nazi leaders leaving Melbourne’s County Court in October said “Heil Hitler” and raised a straight arm. Walking away, he quipped: “Nearly did it. It’s illegal now, isn’t it?” The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) - Subscription at source 12/11/2023 Feature «184118421843184418451846184718481849Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
