Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 114960 total results. Showing results 3801 to 3820 «187188189190191192193194195Next ›Last » ‘Seeing positive results’: Revamped police program at Edmonton Public Schools hears strong early feedback CANADA: A program that was paused for review over how it impacted marginalized students is now back to near full capacity Edmonton Journal (Canada) - Subscription at source 11/2/2026 News Acting chief ‘preferred choice’ for police top job A police force's temporary chief constable has been named as the "preferred candidate" to take on the role permanently. Cumbria's police, fire and crime commissioner (PFCC) David Allen said he wanted Darren Martland to lead Cumbria Police. BBC 11/2/2026 News British Transport Police to launch trial of live facial recognition today The British Transport Police (BTP) has officially launched a trial of Live Facial Recognition (LFR) technology. Starting today (Wednesday, 11 February), the operation began at London Bridge railway station as part of a scheduled six-month pilot program. The initiative is designed to test how the technology performs within a busy railway environment. Cameras positioned at the station will scan the faces of passengers and compare them against a specific watchlist of individuals wanted for serious criminal offences. Tech Digest 11/2/2026 News Police start facial recognition trial at stations British Transport Police (BTP) has begun a six‑month trial of live facial recognition technology, which will be deployed across several London stations. BBC 11/2/2026 News Rank and file gardai refusing to work voluntary overtime during St Patrick’s week REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Rank and file gardai are refusing voluntary overtime in the most important policing week of the year – and are threatening to disrupt security preparations for Ireland’s EU presidency. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 11/2/2026 News From classroom to critical infrastructure: CNC celebrates apprenticeship success The Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) is marking National Apprenticeship Week 2026 by highlighting two years of its police apprenticeship programme and the growing role it plays in developing the force’s future workforce. Emergency Services Times 11/2/2026 News New noise camera installed on seafront to discourage ASB from joy riders Signs warning drivers about the acoustic monitoring technology, or ‘noise camera’, are being put in place and excess noise will be registered and dealt with. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/2/2026 News Officers could be put on ‘black list’ for Freemasons membership, court told KC argues the aim of the Metropolitan Police is to create a black list of Freemasons that they will then use to assess risk. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/2/2026 News Met had ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ policy, says spycop who tricked women into sexual relationships Jim Boyling tells public inquiry senior managers turned blind eye to long-term relationships with three women The Guardian 11/2/2026 News Police chief vows to address rise in knife crime The chief constable of a regional police force says "there is a lot more to do" to tackle rising knife crime. BBC 11/2/2026 News Ex-police officer jailed for raping sleeping woman A student police officer who sexually assaulted two women as they slept has been described as "a selfish, twisted depraved bully" by one of his victims. BBC 11/2/2026 News Police will ‘work with Hillsborough family’ to correct record A police force has said it will consider a request from the parents of two Hillsborough victims to amend court records that wrongly state their children did not suffer before they died. BBC 11/2/2026 News Is Australia’s terrorism definition still fit for purpose? In the wake of the recent attempted bombing in Perth being declared a terrorist act, and growing concerns around hate crime and extremism, Australia’s Independent National Security Legislation Monitor is now undertaking an inquiry into the country’s legal definition of terrorism; Griffith University Associate Professor Dr Keiran Hardy explores the current definition and related offences, why the wording is so important, and whether the existing legal definition is fit for purpose. Policing Insight 11/2/2026 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Police Covenant annual report 2025 Annual report on the operation of the Police Covenant over the past 12 months. The Police Covenant is a commitment by the government to recognise the service and sacrifice of those working in policing in England and Wales. It aims to ensure that current and former police officers, staff, and their families are supported and treated with fairness and respect. The Covenant focuses on three key areas: health and wellbeing, physical protection, and support for families. It is intended to improve outcomes for the policing workforce, acknowledging the unique pressures and risks associated with their roles. Home Office 11/2/2026 Report Northern Ireland police officers offered data breach compensation Thousands of police officers in Northern Ireland affected by a 2023 data breach are to receive £7,500 each in compensation, following a group action supported by the Police Federation for Northern Ireland. UKAuthority.com 11/2/2026 News Strengthening police response to modern slavery and human trafficking Updated APP provides the tools to recognise exploitation, support victims, and disrupt criminal networks. The College of Policing has published updated authorised professional practice (APP) on modern slavery and human trafficking, providing officers and staff across England and Wales with the knowledge and confidence to recognise exploitation, respond effectively and safeguard victims. College of Policing 11/2/2026 News 400 fewer gardaà in roads policing units in last 15 years REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: There are almost 400 fewer gardaà in roads policing units now than there were 15 years ago, new figures have revealed. In some regions, the number of gardaà in roads policing has halved since 2009, and there are 40 fewer vehicles tied to traffic units compared to 2024. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 11/2/2026 News ‘Unacceptable’ delays to improve child protection system – government NEW ZEALAND: The government has acknowledged there were "unacceptable delays" to improving the child protection system after Malachi Subecz's death. The Coroner has released a damning report into the five-year-old's death, saying opportunities to identify his abuse and torture were not picked up. His death sparked national outrage and a series of reviews into the child protection system - including a system-wide review from the late Dame Karen Poutasi. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 11/2/2026 News Police “kettling” of protesters under scrutiny AUSTRALIA: The violent scenes at Sydney's anti-Herzog protest on Monday night have put attention on the police crowd control tactic known as "kettling". It involves officers containing protesters in one place by surrounding them and not allowing them to leave. Some protesters are complaining the actions of police were heavy handed and they couldn't escape the area when the lawful rally descended into chaos. ABC Listen (Australia) 11/2/2026 Audio, Feature Muslim worshippers say NSW police ‘came in like a wrecking ball’ at Sydney protest AUSTRALIA: Three Muslim men who were pushed and grabbed by police while praying at a Sydney protest say they were assaulted at one of the most vulnerable moments of Islamic prayer, rejecting claims by NSW Premier Chris Minns that the incident requires further "context". SBS News (Australia) 11/2/2026 News «187188189190191192193194195Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
