Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105118 total results. Showing results 40761 to 40780 «203520362037203820392040204120422043Next ›Last » NSW police officer charged with multiple counts of domestic violence-related assault AUSTRALIA: A New South Wales police officer will face court next year after being charged with domestic violence-related assault and common assault. The Guardian 27/11/2022 News Met Police insist they are ‘fully prepared’ to counter fresh Just Stop Oil mayhem: Officers will respond with ‘robust’ measures amid warnings eco-zealots are targeting roundabouts tomorrow The Met Police has insisted it is 'fully prepared' for Just Stop Oil disruption, amid increasing pressure from the Prime Minister to crack down on the protests and warnings that the group plans to target London's roundabouts tomorrow. In the last couple of months, the environmental activist group has been using civil resistance and direct action as part of its campaign to stop future gas and oil projects from going ahead. Mail Online 27/11/2022 News Dissidents in ‘arms race’ to stage fatal attacks on police Two bombings out of the blue this month fuel belief that Arm na Poblachta and New IRA are competing to kill PSNI officers The Times - Subscription at source 27/11/2022 News The prevalence of depression, anxiety, stress and their relationship to length of service in the UK police force Policing is considered a highly stressful role, and police officers are at risk of mental health issues during their service. The Police Journal: Theory Practice and Principles 27/11/2022 Research article Women ‘systematically failed’ by police, admits officers’ standards chief Standards chief Andy Marsh called for a new code of practice for the policing of violence against women and girls The Standard 26/11/2022 News Revealed: half of English police forces fail to meet standards in crime investigations Half the English police forces inspected since last year are failing to meet required standards at investigating crime, according to analysis by the Observer that raises questions over whether policing is fit for purpose. The findings will pile renewed pressure on the home secretary, Suella Braverman, who has told police leaders she “expects” them to cut crimes including murder by 20%, without detailing how, as part of her “back to basics approach”. The Guardian 26/11/2022 News ‘In Gloucester, young boys are carrying weapons’: how violence, drugs and abuse thrive when police fail Reducing knife crime and domestic abuse is one of the steep challenges facing the Gloucestershire police, along with improving its own performance rating The Guardian 26/11/2022 Feature My life as a female firearms officer in the misogynistic police boys’ club Two weeks ago, we revealed the phone messages that exposed racism and misogyny in Gwent police. Now, more women have come forward to tell their stories The Times - Subscription at source 26/11/2022 Feature, Opinion Volunteer patrols on horseback to reduce rural crime As a PC in the rural crime team of a large and mainly rural county, I’ve seen our work develop considerably – not just the number of officers and the amount of equipment used, but also the results we’ve achieved. College of Policing 26/11/2022 Feature Encouraging self-harm to be criminalised in Online Safety Bill The encouragement of self-harm will be criminalised in an update to the Online Safety Bill, the government has said. Content that encourages someone to physically harm will be targeted in a new offence, making it illegal. BBC 26/11/2022 News Investigating police leaks during the truck convoy protests CANADA: Investigative reporter Justin Ling pieces together testimony from the Emergencies Act inquiry and law enforcement sources that say there was a persistent problem of operational leaks from police to protesters during the Ottawa convoy protests. CBC News (Canada) 26/11/2022 Feature, Video With anti-discrimination changes, Northern Territory has some of the world’s most progressive sex work laws. It wasn’t always that way AUSTRALIA: In the backstreets of Darwin's CBD, two women are hard at work in a small office cluttered with piles of flyers, placards and bright red umbrellas. The brolleys aren't for the tropical monsoon setting in outside — red umbrellas are the internationally-recognised symbol of sex worker solidarity, representing rights, advocacy, protection and strength. ABC News (Australia) 26/11/2022 News New Garda facial recognition technology on way but worries over dangers to public REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The proposed Garda use of facial recognition technology will comply with new EU legislation, the Justice Minister has said. The Irish Sun (Republic of Ireland) 26/11/2022 News Recruitment process excludes promising officers, says police fed chief Restrictions on who can join the police are excluding promising potential officers who would better represent Derbyshire communities, the boss of Derbyshire's branch of the Policing Federation has said. Tony Wetton has called for changes in the way new officers are taken on so that recruits can come from more diverse backgrounds. Derbyshire Live 26/11/2022 News Police better equipped to spot controlling behaviour New risk assessment tool supports police to spot the signs of coercive control and better protect victims of domestic abuse College of Policing 26/11/2022 Feature Chief constable: ‘We must stop virtue-signalling online and get on with the job’ The chief constable of Greater Manchester Police (GMP) says officers must cease “virtue-signalling” on social media and get on with the job they are paid to do. Police Professional 26/11/2022 News I was an officer for 11 years – calling racism and sexism out now gets me Twitter abuse from police accounts Since leaving the Metropolitan Police Service in 2015, I’ve been speaking out about the misogynistic ‘canteen culture’ that exists within policing. Metro 26/11/2022 Feature, Opinion Digital contact channels hold the key to revolutionising the way people report crime One of the outcomes of the pandemic has been a quiet revolution in the way people seek to report crime; a survey by technical consulting firm BMT found that the public are increasingly willing to use digital contact channels to communicate with police, but need more information about the right routes to use, and reassurances over the response they will receive, as Justice and Security Business Unit Lead Christian Ellis explains. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/11/2022 Analysis, Feature Police chief: We must stop virtue-signalling online and get on with the job Stephen Watson is among the most experienced senior officers in the country having joined Lancashire Constabulary in 1988 before going on to lead GMP. Express 26/11/2022 News England fans wearing £3,000 crusader costumes ‘forced to strip naked’ by Qatari police UNITED ARAB EMIRATES: England fans wearing £3,000 crusader outfits were allegedly forced to strip naked in 'ritual humiliation' at the World Cup in Qatar... Express 26/11/2022 News «203520362037203820392040204120422043Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
