Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98288 total results. Showing results 49941 to 49960 «249424952496249724982499250025012502Next ›Last » Police Scotland doubles number of public disorder trained frontline officers for landmark climate conference Police Scotland has doubled the number of frontline officers trained to deal with public disorder ahead of this year’s COP26 climate summit. The Scottish Sun 26/7/2021 News Fresh concerns over levels of police forced into isolation by Covid contacts The Metropolitan Police Federation said there was confusion over exemptions for critical workers. Express & Star 26/7/2021 News Police officers facing mental health crisis as three-quarters faced difficulties in last year, report finds Many officers have been forced to cancel holidays and go long stretches without a break due to coronavirus affecting staffing levels i News 26/7/2021 News New police memorial honours officers killed in the line of duty £4.5m monument at national memorial arboretum in Staffordshire will be unveiled on Wednesday The Guardian 26/7/2021 News Save women and girls from rise in domestic abuse and sex offences, police told Ministers will tell chief constables how their forces should investigate domestic abuse and sex offences under plans being considered to deal with a surge in cases. The Times - Subscription at source 26/7/2021 News Police are failing to collar dog thieves Only one dog theft in 50 results in someone being charged, the Kennel Club said yesterday as it called for a national register of canine crime. The Times - Subscription at source 26/7/2021 News Police Scotland and Public Health Scotland team up to address health and wellbeing Joint approach aims to create communities where 'everybody thrives'. Daily Record 25/7/2021 News Leicestershire Police chief speaks out after banning contact with Black Lives Matter Leicestershire's Police chief has spoken out about his decision to ban his staff from contacting Black Lives Matter (BLM) UK. Express 25/7/2021 News Police Scotland double the number of officers trained to deal with public disorder Police Scotland is doubling the number of its officers trained to handle disorder as it gears up for this year’s world climate summit in Glasgow. Evening Times (Glasgow) 25/7/2021 News Ministers’ pledge to raise police numbers dismissed as ‘hypocrisy’ Labour points to Tory cuts to neighbourhood officers after Boris Johnson unveils policing policies The Guardian 25/7/2021 News Police face league tables to rate performance in tackling crime Every victim of crime will be given a named police officer they can call or email about their case under the Beating Crime plan The Telegraph - Subscription at source 25/7/2021 News More than 5,500 reports made to Crime Stoppers from members of the public outraged by protests AUSTRALIA: More than 5,500 reports have been made to police from concerned members of the public in the wake of violent protests that took place in Sydney's CBD yesterday. [VIDEO] 9 News (Australia) 25/7/2021 News New Zealand’s treatment of asylum seekers under ministerial spotlight – Amnesty International NEW ZEALAND: Right now, people seeking asylum can be detained in criminal justice facilities, this practice is contrary to international human rights standards and has caused indescribable, enduring harm. The Daily Blog (New Zealand) 25/7/2021 News Outstanding leadership CANADA: Const. Chris Birkett named Blue Line’s 2021 Rookie of the Year Blue Line (Canada) 25/7/2021 Feature Ottawa police report 13.8 per cent drop in violent crimes in 2020 CANADA: OTTAWA -- The Ottawa Police Service says a decrease in crimes reported in Ottawa in 2020 can be attributed to the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions. CTV News (Canada) 25/7/2021 News There are calls for Garda checkpoints at the Irish border due to the high number of COVID-19 cases in the Republic and the North. REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Julien Mercille, an Associate Professor at University College Dublin, says it is vital that infections north of the border do not spread here. newstalk (Republic of Ireland) 25/7/2021 News Garda fraud chief: Ireland’s ‘crazy’ system for hunting white collar criminals must change REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: THE SENIOR GARDA leading Ireland’s fight against white collar crime has described as “crazy” the system currently in place to investigate firms suspected of engaging in questionable practices. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 25/7/2021 News The importance of leadership CANADA: During times of crisis—like those members of law enforcement faced over the past year—strong leadership matters exponentially more. Blue Line (Canada) 25/7/2021 Feature Province passes bill to strengthen fight against human trafficking CANADA: July 25, 2021 – In June, the Ontario government announced the passing of new legislation and made amendments to existing legislation to build upon the province’s $307 million Anti-Human Trafficking Strategy. Blue Line (Canada) 25/7/2021 News From now on YOU will have a police officer you can call, says BORIS JOHNSON We all know - or far too many of us know - the series of emotions you experience when you realise you have been a victim of crime. Express 25/7/2021 Feature, Opinion «249424952496249724982499250025012502Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
