Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98645 total results. Showing results 47641 to 47660 «237923802381238223832384238523862387Next ›Last » UK government publishes pioneering standard for algorithmic transparency The CDDO has launched an algorithmic transparency standard for government departments and public sector bodies, delivering on commitments made in the National Data Strategy and National AI Strategy. Central Digital and Data Office 29/10/2021 News PCC steps down from pay role over ‘grossly unfair’ offer to police staff and officers The police and crime commissioner (PCC) for Northumbria is to step down from her national role negotiating pay deals for police staff in response to the “grossly unfair” pay offer made to police staff and officers. Police Professional 29/10/2021 News MPS detective charged with child sex offences An officer from the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has been charged with a number of child sex offences following an investigation by Hertfordshire Constabulary. Police Professional 29/10/2021 News Tackling anti social behaviour is not just a job for the police Earlier this year, the Beating Crime Plan detailed the Government’s commitment to reduce crime, protect victims, and keep our communities safe. A new report sets out how Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) across the country are committed to working with the Government, local authorities, and wider partners to improve how communities can report anti-social behaviour when it occurs and to ensure that action is taken. Police Professional 29/10/2021 News APCC response to budget announcements Responding to today’s Budget, APCC Chair, Marc Jones and APCC Finance Lead, Roger Hirst said: “We welcome today’s Budget announcements and see it as a really good outcome for policing, with investment to fully deliver on the Police Uplift Programme bringing more police officers onto our streets to fight crime and keep our communities safe. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 29/10/2021 News More than two-thirds of Scotland’s murders are drug-related More than two-thirds of murders in Scotland last year were drug-related, according to the latest report from the chief statistician. Holyrood Magazine 29/10/2021 News Joint taskforce relaunched to protect against rise in fraud crime The Home Secretary Priti Patel announced the relaunch of the Joint Fraud Taskforce on 21 October 2021. Home Office 29/10/2021 News Police boss Kim McGuinness quits pay board over ‘grossly unfair’ wage offer for cops The Northumbria Police and Crime Commissioner slammed ministers. Chronicle Live (North East) 29/10/2021 News ANZSEBP Conference: Policing very young offenders under the age of criminal responsibility While the debate around raising the age of criminal responsibility in Australia continues, new research has highlighted the damaging long-term prospects of those very young offenders who first come into contact with police below the age of 10, and the need for more effective early interventions, as Detective Inspector Paul Hart of the Queensland Police Service told delegates at this week’s rescheduled Australia and New Zealand Society of Evidence-Based Policing (ANZSEBP) Conference. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 29/10/2021 Analysis, Feature COP26 ‘superglue’ warning as police are told protesters will try to stick themselves to officers It has been claimed that frontline staff have been reminded not to shake hands with demonstrators in case the stunt is pulled. Police Professional 29/10/2021 News Complaints and Allegations Received by the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland, Q2 2021/22 OFFICIAL STATISTICS: This quarterly bulletin presents the most recent statistics on the number of Complaints and Allegations Received by the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland, up to 31st September 2021 Home Office 29/10/2021 Report Patel promises ‘thorough review’ of police vetting Home Secretary Priti Patel also said hiring more women is ‘important’ for the future of police culture. The Standard 29/10/2021 News Greater Manchester Police spends £3.5m on fleet of cars Greater Manchester Police is pumping £3.5m into a new fleet of police cars and advanced driver training after feedback from frontline staff. Police Professional 29/10/2021 News Police exiting the force at double the previous rate, 83 per cent of those leaving resigned AUSTRALIA: NT Police officers left the force at double the rate in the last financial year, with the trend continuing in the latest quarter – the annual report shows – which follows revelations assistant commissioner Dr Narelle Beer resigned over executive bullying and feeling used in Constable Zach Rolfe’s arrest. NT Independent (Australia) 28/10/2021 News More than $24 million invested in police infrastructure for the hunter region AUSTRALIA: The community of the Hunter region will benefit from a significant investment of more than $24 million in infrastructure following a number of key announcements by the NSW Government today. New South Wales Liberal 28/10/2021 News Almost 150 Queensland police officers and staff remain suspended over jab refusal AUSTRALIA: Almost 150 Queensland Police Service officers and staff remain suspended after failing to receive their COVID-19 vaccination by the October 4 deadline. ABC News (Australia) 28/10/2021 News Aotearoa Justice Watch launched to monitor prison and police authorities NEW ZEALAND: Several organisations have come together to create a platform for people who are experiencing issues in Aotearoa’s policing and prison systems to speak out and be heard, after continued reports of serious human rights issues across these spaces. Scoop (New Zealand) 28/10/2021 News Showtime: Police team saddles up NEW ZEALAND: Southern District is going back to its early policing roots and putting officers on horseback for special occasions. New Zealand Police 28/10/2021 News The worrying gaps in the conversion therapy ban bill -activist NEW ZEALAND: Queer activist Shaneel Lal says the draft law to ban conversion therapy has some major loopholes, won't end it, and more must be done. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 28/10/2021 Feature, Opinion Rapid recruitment risks ‘wrong sort of people’ joining police The rapid pace of police recruitment due to the uplift programme is increasing the risk that the “wrong people” will join forces, HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary Sir Tom Winsor has told MPs. Police Professional 28/10/2021 News «237923802381238223832384238523862387Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
