Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98646 total results. Showing results 40381 to 40400 «201620172018201920202021202220232024Next ›Last » Met Police: Inspectorate has ‘substantial and persistent’ concerns There are "substantial and persistent concerns" about the Metropolitan Police's performance, a letter from a police watchdog reveals. BBC 29/6/2022 News Government launches country’s first ever investigation branch focused on road safety The Road Safety Investigation Branch (RSIB) will make independent safety recommendations and shape future road safety policy. Home Office 29/6/2022 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 29/6/2022 News UK should immediately ban use of live facial recognition, warns report Independent review found an ‘urgent need’ for new legislation on biometric technologies Financial Times - Subscription at source 29/6/2022 News Why The Metropolitan Police Is In ‘Special Measures’, And What It Means Scandals including the murder of Sarah Everard and the strip search of Child Q have blighted the UK's largest force. Huffington Post 29/6/2022 News The sad humbling of a great police force What a humiliation for the most renowned policing organisation in the world. The Metropolitan Police, home to Scotland Yard and the benchmark by which all other forces were once measured, has collapsed into special measures. Citing a string of scandals and chronic mismanagement, Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary has effectively declared it a failing force. Mail Online 29/6/2022 Feature, Opinion Black children ‘disproportionately detained in police custody overnight’ Black children are being disproportionately detained in police custody overnight, a Labour MP has said. Police Professional 29/6/2022 News Police chief pledges action after increase in Black and Asian people targeted in stop and search Black and Asian people in the West Midlands are more likely to be subjected to stop and search since a crackdown on its use was launched. Express & Star 29/6/2022 News The marvel of modern living: Securing the smart city Technological advances in extracting valuable knowledge and information from Big Data could deliver significant benefits for the security and safety of smart cities and their residents; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth explores a new European research and innovation project that is looking to maximise those benefits for all stakeholders, including policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 29/6/2022 Analysis, Feature A reckoning that’s come not a moment too soon: Never before has the Met been the subject of such a constant stream of controversies As someone who for more than a quarter of a century has been at the forefront of the Daily Mail’s coverage of major police scandals, I cannot recall such a rotten era at Scotland Yard. Mail Online 29/6/2022 Feature, Opinion Extra officers will boost morale, says Staffordshire police boss Staffordshire's Chief Constable Chris Noble said he was hopeful an extra 200 officers and changes to the county's local policing model will lift officer morale. Express & Star 29/6/2022 News New police powers to crack down on unauthorised encampments Trespassers who set up camp illegally on other people’s land or in local communities could face up to three months in prison from after a new criminal offence became law. Police Professional 29/6/2022 News 999 caller hangs up after waiting 10 minutes for Staffordshire Police to answer One 999 caller hung up after waiting 10 minutes for an answer, a meeting has been told Stoke on Trent Live 29/6/2022 News Changes to legislation for policing protests The Police Crime Sentencing and Courts Act (2022) will result in changes to protests and events College of Policing 28/6/2022 News How smart doorbells became the latest weapon in fighting crime They may not look especially high tech but, last week, smart doorbells again proved their potential for solving serious crimes. Footage from a doorbell in Fitzwarren, Somerset, was crucial to the murder conviction of Collin Reeves, sentenced to a minimum of 38 years in prison last Tuesday for killing his neighbours Jennifer and Stephen Chapple. msn.com 28/6/2022 Feature Met Police put in special measures by watchdog Scotland Yard criticised for scandals and failures The Times - Subscription at source 28/6/2022 News Transnational crime threats faced by Africa focus of Interpol meeting AFRICA: Human trafficking, terrorism and cybercrime high on agenda for police chiefs across the region INTERPOL 28/6/2022 News Metropolitan Police placed under special measures by watchdog after series of scandals ‘It’s amazing it took this long,’ say Sarah Everard vigil campaigners The Independent 28/6/2022 News Met police placed in special measures due to litany of new ‘systemic’ failings Watchdog’s decision follows nearly 70,000 unrecorded crimes and errors in stop and search The Guardian 28/6/2022 News Funds announced to better support those in mental health crisis The Government has announced a £150 million investment to ensure better mental health support for people in crisis, including £7 million for specialised mental health ambulances. 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