Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 114960 total results. Showing results 3821 to 3840 «188189190191192193194195196Next ›Last » AFP investigating dysfunction in NT Police top brass AUSTRALIA: EXCLUSIVE: The NT Police top brass is currently under investigation by a senior member of the Australian Federal Police, the NT Independent can reveal,... NT Independent (Australia) - Subscription at source 11/2/2026 News Commissioner Gollschewski announces retirement AUSTRALIA: The Commissioner of Police, Steve Gollschewski has announced he will retire, marking the end of a distinguished 46 year career serving the Queensland community. Commissioner Gollschewski was appointed as Queensland’s 21st Police Commissioner on 22 April 2024. Through determination and resilience, Commissioner Gollschewski returned to the role in September 2025 after an unexpected stage four cancer diagnosis earlier in the year. myPolice - Queensland Police News 11/2/2026 News New pathway for aspiring police officers AUSTRALIA: Before setting foot on the grounds of the Victoria Police Academy, Constable Scott Wilson already had a head start in his training to become a police officer. As part of a joint initiative between Victoria Police and Monash University, Const Wilson graduated from the Academy in September 2025 with a Bachelor of Criminology and Policing. Victoria Police (Australia) 11/2/2026 Feature New study examines how Canadian police use emergency alerts CANADA: Cell phones have become a key tool for keeping the public informed during emergencies, and mandatory alerting systems give police a way to reach people quickly with critical updates. But how do police decide when and how to issue alerts to ensure the public is informed without causing alert fatigue? Saskatchewan-based graduate student Mandy Maier, through Mount Saint Vincent University, looked to answer that question. Her research included interviews with eight Canadian police service representatives and a public survey of 486 participants, examining how police balance operational challenges, tools, and public expectations when communicating urgent safety information. CTV News (Canada) 11/2/2026 News How police corruption allegations erode trust in justice system CANADA: This week, Ontario’s Inspector-General announced it is launching a provincewide review of corruption among police services in the wake of the arrests of seven Toronto police officers and a retired constable. The allegations – including corruption, leaking of information to organized crime members, accepting bribes and drug trafficking – have rocked civic institutions and are proving to be a threat to public trust in policing. Mike Hager, reporter for The Globe, details the allegations against the officers and why cases of police corruption are difficult to investigate. Later, The Globe’s justice reporter David Ebner joins the show to explain why the investigation of the accused officers may put other criminal trials in the justice system at risk. The Globe and Mail (Canada) 11/2/2026 Analysis, Audio, Feature Every child caught with a knife to get tailored support Every child caught carrying a knife in England and Wales will be given a mandatory targeted plan to stop them reoffending and protect the public. Home Office 11/2/2026 News Understanding repeatedly missing children, their safeguarding and prevention needs Kirsty Bennett explains the findings of her research project into repeated missing children cases. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/2/2026 Feature Labour to call for specialist community police officers The community officers, the party has said, would be deployed into every council ward in Scotland and work with local representatives, respond to local incidents and look for ways to reduce crime rates. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/2/2026 News Police ‘need to know’ about non-crime hate incidents says Rowley Police “need to know” about hate incidents even if they are not crimes, the Metropolitan Police chief has said, as he spoke at the official launch of the British Muslim Trust (BMT). Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/2/2026 News Young lawyers told to ‘pick up phone’ to speed up charging decisions Era of ‘endless email exchanges’ with the police is over, says director of public prosecutions. Britain’s most senior prosecutor has blamed a “generational divide” for the failure of lawyers and police to use phones rather than emails to solve problems quickly... The Telegraph 11/2/2026 News Walk-and-talk event puts focus on women’s safety in Birmingham A Birmingham women’s group recently joined West Midlands Police for a walk-and-talk event through the city centre to discuss concerns about women’s safety and highlight support available on nights out. Emergency Services Times 11/2/2026 News Police staff embroiled in ‘key jamming’ fraud probe A number of police staff have either quit or been dismissed as a result of an investigation into alleged "key jamming" - in which staff make it appear they are at work while actually absent. BBC 11/2/2026 News Police ‘short changed’ by £900k over Trump visit Thames Valley Police was "short changed" by almost £1m for providing security during Donald Trump's state visit, a police and crime commissioner has said. BBC 11/2/2026 News PCC warned over U-turn funding not to spend it on ‘prevention and charity schemes’ PCC Rupert Matthews has been forced to increase his settlement after criticism from the chief constable and local Federation chair. Police Oracle 11/2/2026 News Officers receive new official guidance about removal of flags and ‘racist displays’ The PSNI is in the process of developing revised MOUs with key parties including the Department for Infrastructure and housing providers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/2/2026 News Antisemitism online: The persistence of hate crime Holocaust denial The increase in online Holocaust denial and disinformation, alongside the social media surge in both antisemitic and anti-Islamic language, have prompted concerns that such digital hate speech can fuel criminal acts in the real world; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth looks at the scale of online antisemitic hate crime and the work of the European Observatory of Online Hate. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/2/2026 Analysis, Feature Police granted extra powers ahead of Israeli President’s Melbourne visit AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police has been granted special powers to identify and search members of the public in certain areas ahead of Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit to Melbourne tomorrow. 9 News (Australia) 11/2/2026 News AFP ‘hate disrupter squads’ launched amid ‘poisoning’ of kids’ minds AUSTRALIA: New "hate disrupter squads" are targeting those pushing "hatred, fear, and humiliation" amid a warning from the Australian Federal Police that "influences and influencers are poisoning the minds of our kids". 9 News (Australia) 11/2/2026 News Former Met Police inspector charged with offences including rape The offences are alleged to have taken place between 2012 and 2024 and relate to one victim. Sky News 10/2/2026 News Met police officers only on the beat three days a week because of protests Sir Mark Rowley says officers diverted from neighbourhood policing to pay for pressures in London The Telegraph - Subscription at source 10/2/2026 News «188189190191192193194195196Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
