Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93448 total results. Showing results 37161 to 37180 «185518561857185818591860186118621863Next ›Last » ‘It took me time to adapt to my disability, but I was never going to allow it to make me a victim’ After more than a decade in the Metropolitan Police Service, DC Lee Ellis was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS); but having accepted and adapted to her disability, she is now embarking on the Police Now Frontline Leadership programme, as she explains in this article written to highlight MS Awareness Week. Policing Insight 27/4/2022 Feature, Opinion A tainted narrative: Gender bias and the hidden male victims of domestic abuse Recent years have seen renewed efforts from the UK criminal justice system to tackle domestic abuse and violence against women and girls; but for Robert Wells, founder of Domestic Abuse Business Support (DABS), while the greater focus is welcome, the gender bias across society and in the criminal justice approach to domestic abuse and violence is leaving male victims unrecognised, unsupported and at risk. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/4/2022 Analysis, Feature MPs call for more action on ‘invisible crime’ of spiking Bars and clubs with a bad track record on spiking should be required to improve if they are to have their licences renewed, MPs have said. Police Professional 27/4/2022 News Bedfordshire opens state-of-the-art custody building Bedfordshire Police has cut the ribbon on its new, state-of-the-art custody building. Police Professional 27/4/2022 News Safeguarding communities with multi-agency enforcement Dyl Kurpil says public spaces protection orders not only help local authorities crack down on anti-social behaviour, they can also significantly reduce the day-to-day burden on the police. Police Professional 27/4/2022 Feature Detectives welcome the sentences handed down to four men in relation to the murder of Paul Smyth Detectives from the Police Service of Northern Ireland’s Major Investigation Team have welcomed the sentences handed down to four men in relation to the murder of Paul Smyth and a further attempted murder. Both incidents took place, just days apart, in Lisburn in June 2019. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 27/4/2022 News Outcry as Singapore executes man with learning difficulties over drugs offence SINGAPORE: Campaigners decry ‘broken system’ in Singapore that disproportionately punishes drug mules rather than those who coerce them into work The Guardian 27/4/2022 News Police to face gross misconduct proceedings over stop and search of athlete Bianca Williams A damning report is set to reveal Bianca Williams and her boyfriend were treated less favourably due to their race when stopped by police The Telegraph - Subscription at source 27/4/2022 News Team Police – Wellbeing Through Sport TeamPolice, in collaboration with Police Sport UK (PSUK), has been set up as an innovative new approach to attract significantly more funding for sport and activity in policing, thereby enabling serving and retired police officers, police staff and their families greater opportunities to get involved and become active. Cricket World 27/4/2022 News Massive crash ‘involving Met Police car’ shuts busy London street The A10 High Road in Tottenham is partly blocked as at least 15 emergency service vehicles are at the scene of a crash, which involved a police car earlier this afternoon Mirror 27/4/2022 News PSB Report on 5 year complaint trends CANADA: At the March 15, 2022, Edmonton Police Commission Professional Standards Committee meeting, committee members made a motion for a report from Professional Standards Branch showing a longer-term analysis of the trends in file types. [pdf] Edmonton Police Commission (Canada) 27/4/2022 Report Insulate Britain members disrupt trial by gluing hands to court furniture Retired GP Diana Warner, accused of obstructing M25, joined by two others in the act of ‘civil resistance’ The Guardian 27/4/2022 News House of Lords votes through controversial bill that will give police unprecedented powers – campaign group reaction Last night, the House of Lords voted through final measures in the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, which means – despite strong opposition from MPs, Lords and campaigners – that police in the UK will now have unprecedented powers to restrict protests they deem “too noisy”. The verdict comes one year after the bill was introduced and three months after back-and-forth between the House of Commons and the House of Lords, during which time MPs repeatedly rejected the Peers’ amendments. Politics.co.uk 27/4/2022 News Barwon Prison inmate charged with running organised crime gang from jail AUSTRALIA: Police allege an inmate at Victoria's Barwon Prison was pretending to speak to his lawyer on the phone, when he was actually running an organised crime gang from jail. ABC News (Australia) 26/4/2022 News ‘I want to know why he died’: family seeks justice over Australia’s jailing of Indonesian child AUSTRALIA: Two dates are carved into the wood block marking Erwin Prayoga’s makeshift grave. The Guardian 26/4/2022 Analysis, Feature Nearly 200 NSW police officers investigated for alleged social media breaches since 2019, documents show AUSTRALIA: Almost 200 New South Wales police officers have been investigated over alleged breaches of the force’s social media policy since the start of 2019, while 10 officers remained under active investigation last month. The Guardian 26/4/2022 News $3.5 million Parliament occupation investigation won’t get all the answers, National says NEW ZEALAND: The police watchdog, the Independent Police Conduct Authority, will undertake one of its biggest-ever investigations to analyse the Parliament grounds occupation, but National says the multi-million dollar review won’t get all the answers. Stuff (New Zealand) 26/4/2022 News, Video Northland police encounter 505 firearms in 145 separate incidents in just over a year NEW ZEALAND: Northland police have encountered 505 firearms in just over a year, more than any other district except Canterbury. NZ Herald (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 26/4/2022 News Financial support helps BOP youth centre open NEW ZEALAND: he Bay of Plenty Youth Development Trust is opening of its new Youth Centre with the help of financial support from a local philanthropist, as well as the NZCT, TECT, and NZ Lotteries. SunLive (New Zealand) 26/4/2022 News People feel unsafe amid ‘staggering fall’ in police stations The Government is being warned that people feel “unsafe on their own streets” as new analysis suggests more then 200 police stations and counters have closed in the past seven years. Police Professional 26/4/2022 News «185518561857185818591860186118621863Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
