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Police in England ‘using Covid lockdown rules to halt any protests’
Anger grows after vigil for Sarah Everard is stopped despite court ruling on right to demonstrate
The Guardian 		14/3/2021
News
Sarah Everard: Met Police chief will not step down despite calls to resign over vigil tactics
Scenes of violence at the Clapham Common vigil for Sarah Everard have drawn criticism from many politicians and advocates.
Sky News 		14/3/2021
News
Sarah Everard: Priti Patel calls for investigation of vigil policing
The home secretary has called for an independent investigation into the Met Police's handling of a vigil for Sarah Everard.
BBC 		14/3/2021
News
Sarah Everard: What went wrong at the Clapham vigil?
Maintaining public order at protests is one of the hardest jobs in modern policing. If everything goes well, the public won't notice how commanders and demo organisers have worked out how to make an event safe.
BBC 		14/3/2021
Analysis, Feature
National cyber force centre to be set up in North as part of Government’s ‘Integrated Review’
There will be a "cyber corridor" across the north of England which will include the headquarters of the new National Cyber Force
The Sunday Telegraph - Subscription at source 		14/3/2021
News
How have attacks on women become completely normal?
That the man who only slightly hurts you might really hurt someone else is not something that is explained to you at school
The Telegraph - Subscription at source 		14/3/2021
Feature, Opinion
Police’s involvement in clashes at Sarah Everard vigil requires inquiry, says former Met chief superintendent
Dal Babu, who left the force in 2013 after 30 years' service, said he was shocked by the way the police handled the event on Saturday night
The Telegraph - Subscription at source 		14/3/2021
News
Sarah Everard: Met criticised over Clapham vigil policing
The Metropolitan Police's handling of a vigil in south London to mourn Sarah Everard has been widely criticised across the political spectrum.
BBC 		14/3/2021
News
‘Heavy-handed’ policing of Everard vigil pits Patel against Met chief
At the end of a horrendous week in which public confidence in the Metropolitan police had already been so severely damaged, the scenes at Sarah Everard’s vigil should have been anticipated and were avoidable.
The Sunday Times 		14/3/2021
Analysis, Feature
Clubs, police and the government must learn to work together
The scenes which greeted Rangers’ title success last weekend had long been as easy to predict as the outcome of this season’s Premiership. While Chief Constable Iain Livingstone described the gatherings at Ibrox and George Square as “spontaneous”, the truth is that even the dogs in the street (especially those with a half-decent internet connection) had known for weeks what was going to happen.
The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 		14/3/2021
Feature, Opinion
On patrol with ‘the Trojans’, Britain’s armed response police
Terror attacks, gang wars, armed robbery — as crime involving weapons surges, Britain’s armed response officers have to be ready for anything. Nick Rufford joins them for a week
The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 		14/3/2021
Analysis, Feature
Report boys to the police for sexual abuse, top schools told
The leader of England’s top public schools says she is willing to refer boys to the police after more than 3,000 allegations, ranging from sexual harassment to rape, were posted on Instagram.
The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 		14/3/2021
News
Database of violent men could act as ‘early warning system’
Ministers are considering plans for a national register to monitor men who harass or are violent to women in response to an outcry over the murder of Sarah Everard.
The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 		14/3/2021
News
Outrage as police clashes tarnish vigil for Sarah Everard
A vigil for Sarah Everard, the 33-year-old murdered after she disappeared while walking home in south London 10 days ago, descended into chaos last night with police arresting women and dispersing the crowd.
The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 		14/3/2021
News
We are failing to hold society to account for behaviour that instills fear in women and girls
After the murder of Sarah Everard, Julia Mulligan says she has not seen such fear or anger since the dark days of the Yorkshire Ripper
The Telegraph - Subscription at source 		13/3/2021
Feature, Opinion
Do patron bans act as a deterrent to future anti-social offending? An analysis of banning and offending data from Victoria, Australia
AUSTRALIA: Police-imposed patron bans seek to reduce alcohol-related harm in and around licensed premises.
Policing and Society - Subscription at source 		13/3/2021
Analysis, Feature
The US centre behind most of Ireland’s online child sex abuse prosecutions
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: America’s NCMEC has alerted gardaí to 13,612 suspected cases of abuse since 2019
The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 		13/3/2021
News
Review under way into low rate of sexual crime being solved
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The low rate of sexual crimes being detected, or solved, is of particular concern and a review was being carried out to establish why so many of the offences were going unsolved, the Policing Authority has said. The Garda Síochána oversight agency added that the Garda force had responded to the Covid-19 pandemic with great professionalism and agility.
The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 		13/3/2021
News
‘When will we have peace?’ Grief and outrage at three Indigenous deaths in custody in a week
AUSTRALIA: As an inquest handed down findings into a death three years ago, more families were left bereaved, prompting fresh calls for reforms
The Guardian 		13/3/2021
News
Peel police chief complains about justice system after Brampton man charged with 25 firearms offences
CANADA: Peel's police chief has taken to Twitter to complain about the courts releasing people repeatedly charged with violent offences, after 25 charges were laid against a Brampton man in a firearms investigation.
CBC News (Canada) 		13/3/2021
News

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