Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 114982 total results. Showing results 4501 to 4520 «222223224225226227228229230Next ›Last » Tesla fined for repeatedly failing to help UK police over driving offences Tesla has been convicted at least 18 times and ordered to pay more than £20,000 for repeatedly failing to co-operate with UK police forces. BBC 23/1/2026 News Poorly performing police forces to be named and shamed under new plans Home Office to set targets for response times and victim satisfaction as home secretary takes powers to intervene directly. The Guardian 23/1/2026 News WMP ‘acted appropriately’ when responding to fatal RTC, IOPC rules A five-day inquest at Birmingham Coroner's Court concluded today and determined that father-of-two Roger Bagnall died as a result of a road traffic collision (RTC). Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/1/2026 News Vehicle number plate supply ‘an open incentive for fraud’, Government warned Responding to concerns in Parliament, a minister insisted the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) was “already on the case” of tightening up the process to become a supplier and “make it more robust”. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/1/2026 News Anonymity for accused armed officers will create two-tier system, warn critics The granting of anonymity to firearms officers who are facing criminal charges is an attack on open justice, Westminster was this week warned. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/1/2026 News Career breaks and long term absences put a big dent in the thin blue line More than 6,000 officers are on long term absent leave. One local Federation started looking into the issue when they saw the number of their officers who were not fully operational. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/1/2026 News Neighbourhood policing uplift ‘on track’ as 2,383 officers join local roles More than 2,000 police officers have been moved into neighbourhood policing roles so far, with forces on track to deliver a 3,000-officer uplift by April under the government’s neighbourhood policing guarantee. Emergency Services Times 23/1/2026 News Cuts to number of police forces ‘risks separating police from communities’ Major policing reforms could be ‘complex to deliver’, a policing body said. The Independent 23/1/2026 News New board member appointed to NI Police Rehabilitation and Retraining Trust Northern Ireland Justice Minister Naomi Long has announced the appointment of Acting Chief Superintendent Norman Haslett as a board member of the Police Rehabilitation and Retraining Trust (PRRT). Police Professional 23/1/2026 News Force mergers would ‘dilute neighbourhood policing’, warn PCCs The Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) has warned that the creation of regional forces would be “expensive, time consuming and complex to deliver”. Police Professional 23/1/2026 News PC sacked for failing to report police car accidents An officer has been sacked after he failed to report accidents he had while driving police vehicles. BBC 23/1/2026 News Leading for change: A new blueprint for policing With the UK Government’s police reform white paper finally emerging, police leadership is once again due to come under the spotlight; police ethics advisor Montell Neufville, and Kimberley C. Lamb, Director of Legitimacy and Public Service for Bedfordshire Police, set out why this opportunity to create a new leadership model for policing, widen the talent pool, and introduce diverse, standardised, independent selection panels, could strengthen leadership legitimacy and professionalism while building greater public and internal trust. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/1/2026 Feature, Opinion Random search designation of Melbourne CBD by Victoria Police ‘unlawful’, court finds AUSTRALIA: A group of protesters have been handed a significant legal victory as a judge found a controversial police designation allowing random searches was “invalid”. News.com.au (Australia) 23/1/2026 News Former top cop steps into cross-border role AUSTRALIA: A respected former Queensland police officer will become the New Cross-Border Commissioner after the tragic passing of former Queensland Police Union... The Courier Mail (Australia) - Subscription at source 23/1/2026 News Tesco to use new ‘police-style’ facial recognition in crackdown starting Monday The UK's biggest grocer is trialling new facial recognition technology, which is already used by several other chains, across 40 stores in the UK for 10 weeks as part of a trial to keep customers safer Mirror 23/1/2026 News NPCC figures expose widespread firearms licensing failures, says BASC The British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC) has said that newly published performance figures from the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) expose widespread and worsening failures in firearms licensing departments across England and Wales. Police Professional 23/1/2026 News Number of police forces in Wales could be cut There are currently four police forces in Wales - South Wales Police, Gwent Police, Dyfed-Powys Police and North Wales Police - but this number could be cut under new plans expected to be announced next week Wales Online 23/1/2026 News Police Federation raises concerns over suicide rates among officers and staff The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has raised concerns about levels of suicide among police officers and staff, following the publication of data it has compiled covering the period from 2022 to 2025. Emergency Services Times 23/1/2026 News Policing that makes Britain safer – Not just better at counting crime Crime has returned to the centre of the British political debate – and for good reason. It is the most basic test of whether the state still works. The government’s upcoming white paper on policing is being billed as a defining moment – setting out how neighbourhood policing, standards, structures, leadership and technology will be reformed for a changing world. The early signals from the government seem promising. But words on paper will not be enough. Tony Blair Institute for Global Change 23/1/2026 Feature, Opinion We don’t want NZ Police responding to mental health call outs but Unions do NEW ZEALAND: Police failed to respond to emergency calls from mental health workers who were allegedly assaulted by a patient, according to a complaint laid by the Public Service Association (PSA). The union has complained to the Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA), saying despite assurances police would respond to immediate risks to life or safety, assistance never arrived. The Daily Blog (New Zealand) 23/1/2026 News «222223224225226227228229230Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
