Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96169 total results. Showing results 38081 to 38100 «190119021903190419051906190719081909Next ›Last » UK security services must seek approval to access telecoms data, judges rule Liberty hails decision that prior independent authorisation is needed for people’s communications data The Guardian 24/6/2022 News A genuine connection with the community CANADA: Kelly Mariani grew up in Mississauga, Ont. with her family. She has two older brothers: one works for Mississauga Fire and the other is in the Canadian Armed Forces. “A career as a first responder seemed like a natural choice for me,” she said. Blue Line (Canada) 24/6/2022 Feature Limerick researchers reveal study on Travellers and Justice System REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Limerick-based researchers have broken new ground, examining for the first time the relationship between Travellers and the Irish criminal justice system. Limerick Live (Republic of Ireland) 24/6/2022 News PSNI issue warning after emergency services come under attack in Downpatrick The PSNI said they plan to step up patrols after recent anti-social behaviour in Downpatrick which has seen two vehicles set alight and firefighters come under attack. Belfast Telegraph 24/6/2022 News Irish travellers’ access to justice REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: We believe, at the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission (‘IHREC’), that access to justice is crucial to ensure that people’s voices are heard, their rights exercised, discrimination tackled and decision makers held accountable. [pdf] University of Limerick 24/6/2022 Report Met officer ‘left out evidence’ in UK holidaymaker murder investigation A senior Metropolitan police officer "omitted key forensic evidence" in a trial linked to the murder of a British man and the kidnap of his wife in Kenya, the BBC has learned. BBC 24/6/2022 News Four men due in court over €2 million drug seizure REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Four men arrested in relation to a €2 million drug seizure are to appear in court this morning. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 24/6/2022 News ‘if I’m Not Police, Then Who Am I?’: About Belonging and Identity in the Police This article investigates senses of belonging and the interrelation between belonging and identity in policing. We use Snap Log images and text of police leaders’ own interpretations of belonging at work. Belonging is relational, cultural, material and embedded in collective engagement, and is about being equals where everyone contributes. Engagement creates a strong emotional attachment to an idea of ‘us’ and of being part of something bigger than oneself. Belonging represents imaginations of the police mission and being proud to be part of that. It is about the ‘here and now’ and about taking care of each other when things are tough. The link between belonging and identifying with policing is further amplified through materiality and symbols, as commonly used in police leaders’ images. The sense of belonging to the police when wearing the same uniform and using the same artefacts and symbols becomes important for a person’s identity as a police officer. International Journal of Police Science & Management 24/6/2022 Research article Covid-19, Distress and Potential Trauma Exposure in the Police Service of England and Wales: A Mixed Method Approach This study provides an initial exploration into the impact of COVID-19 on the exposure of police officers to potentially traumatic events and their subsequent impacts on wellbeing. Qualitative and quantitative data were gathered from over twelve thousand rank-and-file officers across England and Wales in Autumn 2020, via an online survey. The results not only identify several frequently experienced COVID-related duties and events that are potentially detrimental to officer wellbeing; but that these exposures are related to an officer’s rank and role. These results offer valuable information that may help forces target key resources towards those that need it most. Police Journal - Registration at source 24/6/2022 Research article The surreal reality of policing the train strikes PFEW National Chair Steve Hartshorn shares his observations about 139,000 police officers, who have been consciously denied a real terms pay rise for 11 years, policing the UK's biggest train strike in 30 years called for addressing pay conditions of rail workers. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 24/6/2022 Feature, Opinion Report on an unannounced inspection visit to police custody suites in Hertfordshire This report describes our findings following an inspection of Hertfordshire Constabulary custody facilities. The inspection was conducted jointly by HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services and HM Inspectorate of Prisons in April 2022. It is part of our programme of inspections covering every police custody suite in England and Wales. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 24/6/2022 Report Hertfordshire Constabulary’s custody services have improved, but further changes are needed Hertfordshire Constabulary has improved its custody services, but there are still some important areas requiring urgent attention, a new report has found. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 24/6/2022 News Hold the line, we’re in a crisis Tiff Lynch, Deputy National Chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales, considers the current crisis in policing. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 24/6/2022 Feature, Opinion Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs calls for additional support and training for police on the use of naloxone Several UK police forces have pushed ahead with pilot schemes and the wider roll out of opioid overdose reversal drug naloxone for frontline officers, despite opposition from some staff associations; now a new report by the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs has called for increased support and training for officers as part of a ‘national joined-up approach’ to its use, as Policing Insight’s Keith Potter reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/6/2022 Analysis, Feature ‘Fascist’ cell who used 3D printer to make gun parts jailed Four members of a “fascist” cell who made pistol parts on a 3D printer, encouraged terrorism and celebrated extreme right-wing attacks around the world have been jailed. Police Professional 24/6/2022 News Funding cuts could see officer numbers fall in Scotland Real-terms funding cuts to Police Scotland could see officer numbers fall and delays in modernising the force, the chief constable has warned. Police Professional 24/6/2022 News Police and Crime Panel to consider chief constable’s reported comments on legalising cannabis Councillors will consider Thames Valley Police chief constable John Campbell’s suggestion that legalising cannabis could free-up his officers’ time. Oxford Mail 24/6/2022 News Police recruitment target of 20,000 new officers on track, Kit Malthouse tells GB News The Government is “on track” to deliver on its promise of 20,000 new police officers, the Policing Minister has told GB News GB News 24/6/2022 News Police Scotland told to train all officers in equality and diversity Police Scotland is being advised to train all its staff and officers in equality and diversity in the wake of an employment tribunal which found its armed response unit had become an “absolute boys’ club”. The Times - Subscription at source 23/6/2022 News Haiti: dozens of inmates starve to death as malnutrition crisis engulfs prisons HAITI: Prison in Les Cayes that ran out of food two months ago reports deaths as UN urges government to tackle food and water crisis The Guardian 23/6/2022 News «190119021903190419051906190719081909Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
