Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 95686 total results. Showing results 41301 to 41320 «206220632064206520662067206820692070Next ›Last » Standards in public life: Accountability principles for artificial intelligence As investigations of poor behaviour by UK politicians and police highlight a perceived decline of standards in public life, efforts are underway across the EU to ensure that the use of artificial intelligence and machine-learning technologies within security and law enforcement is compatible with upholding the seven principles of public life, as Policing Insight’s Andy Staniforth reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/2/2022 Analysis, Feature Police won’t investigate ‘unacceptable’ anti-vaxxers’ claims of criminality in jab rollout Police say no further action will be taken over unsubstantiated claims made by anti-vaxxers about the UK's jab rollout. LBC 23/2/2022 News Police move to ban reporters from Birmingham Six journalist hearing West Midlands police want notes of former MP Chris Mullin, thought to hold identity of surviving pub bomber The Guardian 23/2/2022 News Merseyside Police chief tells of challenge to retain officers Retaining police officers while finding almost £14m in savings will be "increasingly difficult", Merseyside Police's chief constable said. BBC 23/2/2022 News Dorset Police officer accused of sharing Wayne Couzens court ‘gossip’ A police officer shared "gossipy" court details with colleagues about the Sarah Everard murder case, a misconduct hearing has been told. BBC 23/2/2022 News Self-identification for crime suspects to be reviewed by Police Scotland A policy that allows suspects to self-declare their own gender amid complaints that criminals are “fraudulently masquerading as women” is being reviewed by Police Scotland. The Times - Subscription at source 22/2/2022 News Crime and drugs turning Edinburgh’s ‘lawless’ Royal Mile down a worrying path Scotland’s most historic street is degenerating into a “lawless” no-go area, where petty thieves operate with impunity and drug addicts defecate in public, a business group has claimed. The Times - Subscription at source 22/2/2022 News ‘We’re not institutionally racist; some of our best officers are black’ In his latest blog post, West Midlands Police Assistant Chief Constable Matt Ward tackles the issue of institutional racism and asks how the police can regain the trust of the public. Police Professional 22/2/2022 Feature, Opinion BMW police cars in Australia get the all-clear amid fire risk in the UK AUSTRALIA: A number of BMW police cars in the UK have been put on restricted duties due to a fire risk. But BMW police cars in Australia are not affected because the fault applies to older models with different engines. Car Advice (Australia) 22/2/2022 News Who’s been harbouring fugitive Graham Potter? Police granted extradition order following high-profile arrest AUSTRALIA: The man formerly dubbed Australia’s most wanted will be extradited to Victoria in coming days following his arrest in far north Queensland after more than a decade on the run from Victorian police. The Age (Australia) 22/2/2022 News Travellers and workers urged to be alert for crime at airports as borders reopen AUSTRALIA: The AFP and Australian Border Force will be on alert for human trafficking following the reopening of the international border to vaccinated tourists and visa holders earlier this week. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 22/2/2022 News NZ coroner asked to consider if police were ‘confrontational and aggressive’ to victims of Christchurch mosque attack NEW ZEALAND: Survivors of the Christchurch mosque attacks, as well as relatives of those who were killed, have asked a New Zealand coroner to look at whether "police were confrontational or aggressive" to those who were still alive when officers arrived on the scene of the shooting in 2019. ABC News (Australia) 22/2/2022 News Deaths and serious injuries on the road are not inevitable NEW ZEALAND: Mistakes on the road are inevitable, but deaths and serious injuries aren’t. New Zealand Police 22/2/2022 News Christchurch terror attacks: Coroner to hear from Islamic groups and first responders NEW ZEALAND: Islamic groups and first responders are expected to make submissions to the coroner's scope hearing on the Christchurch terror attacks today. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 22/2/2022 News Police leaders agree new consensus on suicide prevention Police leaders and staff associations have reached a consensus agreement on a joint strategy to reduce the number of deaths by suicide across the police service in England and Wales. Police Professional 22/2/2022 News Loss of public confidence in policing a ‘serious problem’ The loss of public confidence in policing is a “serious problem” which the next Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) commissioner will play an “important part” in addressing, according to a former government adviser. Police Professional 22/2/2022 News The stumbling block to one of the most promising police reforms USA: The best mental-health responders in the world can help only if emergency dispatchers know when to deploy them. The Atlantic 22/2/2022 Analysis, Feature Sheku Bayoh inquiry hears police officers want immunity over their evidence The Sheku Bayoh inquiry was told that police officers could refuse to answer questions unless their evidence cannot be used to prosecute them. The Standard 22/2/2022 News Working together to prevent suicide Policing's commitment to preventing suicide across the service has been set out in a consensus statement College of Policing 22/2/2022 News Major reforms needed to tackle ‘crisis of confidence’ in British policing, reviewer says Lack of trust goes beyond Sarah Everard murder to wider issues as forces ‘stuck in the past’, Sir Michael Barber to say The Independent 22/2/2022 News «206220632064206520662067206820692070Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
