Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115877 total results. Showing results 42401 to 42420 «211721182119212021212122212321242125Next ›Last » Counter-terrorism strategy (CONTEST) 2023 launch SPEECH: Good morning everybody, On the 22nd May 2017, thousands of people descended on Manchester Arena for a pop concert. Unlike a sporting contest, where half the participants and many of the spectators will likely leave feeling disappointed, concerts are moments where everybody can come together as one and all go home happy. Many of us have some exceptionally joyful memories of such occasions. Huge crowds, so intimidating in other circumstances feel welcoming and exciting and people are united in joy. But that night in Manchester, the purest of pleasures was turned into a nightmare beyond imagination. 22 souls murdered, over 1000 injured in one of the deadliest acts of terrorism since 7/7. Home Office 18/7/2023 Feature, Opinion UK terrorism risk is rising – Suella Braverman The Home Secretary has warned the risk from terrorism in the UK "continues to evolve and is increasing", as she unveiled her plans to prevent attacks. Suella Braverman's counter-terrorism strategy identifies Islamic terrorism as the primary UK domestic threat, which accounted for two thirds of attacks in 2018. BBC 18/7/2023 News A New Met for London The two year plan on how the Met will deliver more trust, less crime, and high standards. A New Met for London is the product of more than 10,000 interactions with Londoners, our people, and partners from across the city. It represents what they’ve told us they want us to focus on. We’ve already made considerable progress in the last nine months, but there’s much more to do. Metropolitan Police Service 18/7/2023 Report Sadiq Khan: Met Police’s improvement plan is ‘important step on road to reform’ The £366m, two-year plan on Tuesday won priase from Labour, Conservative, Green and Liberal Democrat politicians at City Hall The Standard 18/7/2023 News Smartphone update behind increase in accidental 911 calls, Ottawa police say CANADA: Android update could explain increase in 'hang-up, pocket and misdialled calls' CBC News (Canada) 18/7/2023 News Government Releases Recommendations from Independent Review of Prince Albert Police Service Operations CANADA: The Minister of Corrections, Policing and Public Safety is releasing the recommendations resulting from a special inquiry into the operations of the Prince Albert Police Service. The special inquiry was ordered by Minister of Corrections and Policing Christine Tell on November 8, 2022, pursuant to section 88 of The Police Act, 1990, and was conducted by Rod Knecht & Associates Ltd. The inquiry was completed in the spring of 2023, at which point a report and forty-five recommendations were submitted to the Minister. Government of Saskatchewan (Canada) 18/7/2023 News Police apologise over ‘heavy-handed’ serving of safety order on South Canterbury man NEW ZEALAND; Police have issued an apology after allegations an officer was “heavy-handed” in serving a police safety order. Jake Blades, 49, was left bloodied, shaken, and traumatised after the incident at his South Canterbury home last year. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 18/7/2023 News Director General Graeme Biggar launches National Strategic Assessment I am delighted to be here for my first public speech as Director General of the National Crime Agency. Thank you all for joining me today in person and online. National Crime Agency (NCA) 18/7/2023 News NSW police lose court bid to exclude Scott Johnson killing from gay hate inquiry AUSTRALIA: A bid by New South Wales police to exclude a high-profile killing from a gay hate inquiry has been rejected. The death of US mathematician Scott Johnson is one of dozens of cases under the spotlight at a special commission of inquiry into suspected gay hate crimes in Sydney between 1970 and 2010. The Guardian 18/7/2023 News ACT police were using the Auror surveillance tool with assessing the privacy implications AUSTRALIA: ACT police and the Australian Federal Police have temporarily suspended the use of the commercial New Zealand-developed Auror surveillance platform until a privacy assessment has been finalised. The Canberra Times (Australia) 18/7/2023 News Police officers had sex with women while on duty A serving police officer and a former colleague had sexual relationships with women they met on duty. BBC 18/7/2023 News Officers guilty of forming inappropriate sexual relationships with women while on duty A serving police constable and a former colleague have been found guilty of forming inappropriate sexual relationships or engaging in sexual activity with women they met while on duty. Police Professional 18/7/2023 News Chief constable and PCC respond to frenzied media speculation over future of police station Chief Constable Craig Guildford says he believes in “less square feet and more on the beat”. Police Professional 18/7/2023 News Refreshed counter-terrorism strategy to strengthen response to ‘evolving threat’ The Government has launched a refreshed Contest counter-terrorism strategy to tackle the “evolving and enduring threat” faced by the UK. Police Professional 18/7/2023 News PCC followed ‘due process’ after complaints he abused his position to trigger two police investigations Cleveland’s Police and Crime Panel will not be taking any further action following a self-referral by police and crime commissioner (PCC) Steve Turner over his conduct. Police Professional 18/7/2023 News MPS launches new plan to ‘radically transform’ policing across London The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is putting communities back at the heart of policing under its new plan to deliver more trust, less crime and high standards. Police Professional 18/7/2023 News Watchdog criticises family courts’ handling of domestic abuse System retraumatises victims of abuse in England and Wales and puts children’s safety at risk, report says The Guardian 18/7/2023 News Judge’s reduction of sentence for abortion shows how law must change, say campaigners Legislation that led to Carla Foster being jailed after procuring pills for a termination said to be ‘antiquated’ The Guardian 18/7/2023 News Met chief attacks Home Office for not letting him sack bad police Mark Rowley says he is frustrated at slow progress of review of ‘perverse’ disciplinary rules The Guardian 18/7/2023 News Sex offenders caught by Merseyside Police device-monitoring software Two registered sex offenders have been jailed after being caught sharing an indecent video of a child by a police force's device-monitoring software. BBC 18/7/2023 News «211721182119212021212122212321242125Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
