Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105089 total results. Showing results 21 to 40 123456Next ›Last » Force launches proactive operation to tackle nuisance delivery riders Hertfordshire's Neighbourhood Policing Team were joined by Immigration Enforcement for the town centre op. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/8/2025 News Specialist unit helps to correct control room errors in missing children cases HMICFRS review of Northamptonshire child protection arrangements finds force has made a number of improvements. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/8/2025 News Young football offenders get Yellow Card to prevent more violence and early criminalisation Operation Yellow Card, an innovative scheme launched by Cambridgeshire Police and local football clubs to tackle youth offending at matches, has already significantly reduced reoffending among youngsters and could soon be rolled out across other forces, as scheme founder and Cambridgeshire PC Mike Price – the Dedicated Football Officer (DFO) for Peterborough United – explained to Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/8/2025 Feature, Innovation, Interview Improvement needed by Northamptonshire Police to protect children at risk Northamptonshire Police is good at working with safeguarding partners, but needs to improve how it responds to children at risk, the police inspectorate has said. Police Professional 22/8/2025 News PolicingTV highlights compilation (21st-24th July 2025) These highlights explore the challenges of retention in policing, the importance of celebrating police achievements, reflections on significant events in law enforcement, and the role of research and innovation in improving policing strategies. Key insights include the need for community engagement, systematic approaches to policing, and the importance of implementation support for new initiatives. PolicingTV 22/8/2025 Feature, Video Wave of protests planned at migrant hotels this weekend Anti-racism groups have warned that towns and cities across the UK could experience the worst disorder since the riots last summer The Times - Subscription at source 21/8/2025 News Facial recognition cameras rolled out at Notting Hill Carnival will ‘breach human rights’ The Metropolitan Police’s plan to extend the use of live facial recognition cameras breaches human rights law, the Equality and Human Rights Commission has said. Metro 21/8/2025 News Garda suspended after death of man in Dublin REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A garda who interacted with a man who sustained serious injuries in an incident in Dublin city centre and subsequently died earlier this week has been suspended from duty. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 21/8/2025 News Officers acted ‘proportionately’ in shooting incidents involving cows on road The Police Ombudsman reviewed two incidents that took place in May this year involving cattle being put down. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/8/2025 News Force paid £500,000 in one month as compensation to officers for missed time off in lieu The force had to “buy back” time off in lieu (Toil) from officers who had been unable to take it as owed rest days because of visits by Donald Trump and JD Vance. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/8/2025 News Edmonton Police SRO Unit receives international recognition CANADA: Edmonton Police Service awarded for excellence in school-based policing and youth engagement Blue Line (Canada) 21/8/2025 Feature York Regional Police Helps Build Professional Development Program for Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence CANADA: York Regional Police is proud to have partnered with the York Region Centre for Community Safety (YRCCS), Schulich Executive Education, the Schulich School of Business, and York University (Schulich ExecEd) to offer the Women’s Leadership and Empowerment Series—a four-part program designed to support survivors of intimate partner violence as they rebuild their lives. Developed with guidance from York Regional Police, the program aims to help survivors regain confidence, develop leadership skills, and achieve both personal and professional growth. York Regional Police (Canada) 21/8/2025 News ICO ‘encouraged’ by UK police facial recognition compliance with data protection law The use of facial recognition by police in South Wales and Gwent is compliant with the UK’s data protection law, a new audit report from the country’s data watchdog has found. Published on Wednesday, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) data protection audit examined how the two police forces govern the use of live and retrospective facial recognition software and safeguard people’s personal information. BiometricUpdate.com 21/8/2025 News SA Police officer found not guilty of ‘tickling’ woman’s bottom AUSTRALIA: A senior police officer has been found not guilty of aggravated indecent assault for "tickling" the buttock of a woman he worked with from another agency — but could have been found guilty of common assault, a court has found. ABC News (Australia) 21/8/2025 News Facial recognition is a useful police tool to fight crime Complaints that the technology turns Britain into an Orwellian state are false and malign. When fingerprints were first used to identify criminals, there was an outcry from those who saw this as an intrusion into personal privacy. The Times - Subscription at source 21/8/2025 Feature, Opinion Police Scotland forked out £500,000 in compensation last month as officers missed time off during Trump visit With US President Donald Trump visiting Scotland in July, and his Vice President JD Vance also holidaying in the country in August, Deputy Chief Constable Jane Connors said it has been a "very busy summer for policing in Scotland". Sky News 21/8/2025 News Police use of domestic abuse risk assessment tools There has been recent interest in how police use risk assessment tools in cases of domestic abuse, more specifically DASH, which is short for Domestic Abuse, Stalking and Honour-Based Violence. Around 20% of all police recorded crime relates to domestic abuse, accounting for over 400,000 recorded incidents each year. It remains one of the most prevalent crime types that officers respond to every day. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 21/8/2025 News Victims’ Commissioner concerned as trust in policing continues to erode The Victims’ Commissioner says the declining levels of victim confidence in the police and wider justice system raises “serious concerns”. Police Professional 21/8/2025 News What we’ve learned in 10 years about county lines drug dealing County lines drug dealing was defined in the UK by the National Crime Agency in 2015, and has evolved considerably over the last 10 years, with some believing the term itself is now outdated; University of Liverpool Graduate Teaching Fellow and PhD Candidate Jenna Carr, a former county lines caseworker, argues that the evidence of the past decade suggests policing-led crackdowns on county lines are largely ineffective, and that public health and addressing the demand for drugs should be the priority. Policing Insight 21/8/2025 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Entrapment accusations as WA police place e-scooter ‘baits’ around Perth AUSTRALIA: A WA Police ‘proactive’ operation has involved placing e-scooters outside shopping centres to entice criminals. Dr Stephen Monterosso, a senior law lecturer at Curtin University, argues this act constitutes entrapment. “It looks like entrapment to me but the thing is it’s not actually illegal in Australia and these kinds of tactics have been used for donkeys years.” 6pr (Australia) 21/8/2025 Audio, Feature, Interview, Opinion 123456Next ›Last » Upcoming events September 17 The Emergency Tech Show 2025 September 18 Emergency Services Show 2025 September 18 Autonomy unleashed 2025 September 21 CACP National Workshop on Coercive Control September 25 Evidence-Based Policing Conference View all events
