Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115877 total results. Showing results 42501 to 42520 «212221232124212521262127212821292130Next ›Last » Scheme to stop people being quizzed by abuser in court failing, lawyers say Exclusive: Courts in England and Wales unable to attract sufficient numbers of advocates The Guardian 16/7/2023 News Five arrested as €2.1m worth drugs and a pair of pill-making machines seized by gardaà REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Five men and one woman have been arrested in connection with the seizure of €2.1m worth of cocaine and cannabis and a pair of pill-making machines during raids in Kildare and Westmeath. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 16/7/2023 News Police Scotland’s SNP investigation has already cost more than £800,000 Operation Branchform has included the arrests of Nicola Sturgeon, Peter Murrell and Colin Beattie, who were all released without charge. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 16/7/2023 News Daniel Morgan: Met to reportedly pay family £2m over ‘corrupt’ murder investigation No one has ever been convicted after private detective found dead in London pub car park in 1987 The Guardian 16/7/2023 News Sexual violence victims in UK forced to wait years for counselling and support Availability of therapy and legal help varies hugely across the country, with some having to wait two and a half years for help The Guardian 16/7/2023 News Major Garda force spending revealed as huge budget set aside for new recruits’ shoes REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardai plan to spend over €250,000 on new shoes for recruits. The Irish Sun (Republic of Ireland) 16/7/2023 News Islamic State and al-Qaeda ‘still plotting attacks in UK’ Suella Braverman to warn rogue states such as Russia want to exploit ‘terrorist narratives’ The Times - Subscription at source 16/7/2023 News Met pays out £2 million over ‘corrupt’ Daniel Morgan murder investigation The Metropolitan Police has agreed an unprecedented £2 million settlement after admitting that a 35-year-old unsolved murder case was mired in corruption and incompetence, The Times has learnt. The Times - Subscription at source 16/7/2023 News Horror as nine rapes and hundreds of assaults have taken place on police premises EXCLUSIVE: Staff and visitors fell victim to alleged attacks and an investigation revealed there were at least nine rape allegations and 162 reported sexual assaults within 30 forces across England between January 2019 and December 2022. Express 16/7/2023 News Metropolitan Police warned not to use sex workers and must declare all new relationships under new guidelines Police in Britain’s biggest force have been banned from using sex workers. They must also declare all romantic relationships and any windfall of £5,000-plus under new vetting guidelines. The Scottish Sun 16/7/2023 News Online tracking tool removed after concerns raised It follows claims data about people reporting some crimes to the Met Police has been passed onto Facebook Free Radio 16/7/2023 News Callers dialling 101 to contact Police Scotland are having to wait longer for phone to be answered Call handlers for Police Scotland's 101 number are taking more than a minute longer to respond to queries, increasing the average wait to almost five minutes, official statistics have shown. Edinburgh News 16/7/2023 News Paul Anderson confirmed as new chief constable of Humberside Police Current deputy chief will seek to continue 'outstanding' progress seen under Lee Freeman Hull Live 16/7/2023 News Sex offender who gave victims his number among ‘Britain’s stupidest criminals’ Police officers’ life made easier by offenders leaving simple clues or making foolish blunders, reveals professor of criminology The Telegraph - Subscription at source 16/7/2023 News Irish prisoners make 1,000 complaints of alleged assault, excessive force and racial abuse REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Irish Prison Service admitted it is concerned about long delays in dealing with the most serious of complaints made by inmates. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 16/7/2023 News Perceived deservingness of procedurally (un)just treatment: experimental evidence of minority perceptions of vicarious police-citizen interactions How police and citizens behave during encounters can influence public perceptions of the deservingness of treatment citizens receive from police. Yet perceiving another citizen as deserving of police treatment may be explained by other factors. This study tests if minority observers’ identity with police and identity with the citizen in the encounter conditions how they judge that citizen’s deservingness of procedurally just or unjust treatment from police utilizing survey data with an embedded vignette experiment collected from 502 Muslim participants. The sample was split by the exhibited behavior of the police officer (as either procedurally just or unjust) to assess the effect of citizen behavior (either respectful or disrespectful) and identity processes on deservingness judgments. Findings show that the citizen in the encounter was perceived as less deserving of the treatment received when the police officer was procedurally unjust, particularly when the citizen acted respectfully. Additionally, identity with police shaped participants’ deservingness judgments, while identification with the citizen in the encounter did not. Importantly, identification with police moderated the relationship between citizen behavior and deservingness evaluations, but only for participants in the procedurally unjust police behavior condition. Implications for understanding minorities’ deservingness judgments in vicarious police-citizen encounters are discussed. Psychology Crime and Law 16/7/2023 Research article Police arrest almost 600 people after major domestic violence operation in NSW AUSTRALIA: A major NSW Police operation has resulted in 1107 domestic violence charges being laid against 592 people. A NSW Police operation targeting the state's most dangerous domestic violence offenders has turned up illegal firearms and guns. SBS News (Australia) 16/7/2023 News Essex Police to target anti-social behaviour hotspots with £1.1m funding boost Police are to target anti-social behaviour hotspots using 'high-visibility patrols' thanks to more than £1 million of government cash. ITV News 16/7/2023 News Top cop defends Avon & Somerset Police’s ‘slow’ response to Traveller sites Chief Constable explains how change in law last year to boost police powers on unauthorised encampments hasn't made a huge difference Bristol Live 16/7/2023 News Gwent Police miss Home Office target on 999 call response time More than 8,000 emergency 999 calls to Gwent Police have taken more than a minute to answer since the start of last year, according to Home Office statistics. South Wales Argus 16/7/2023 News «212221232124212521262127212821292130Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
