Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115936 total results. Showing results 50101 to 50120 «250225032504250525062507250825092510Next ›Last » Football banning orders in England and Wales up 230% on last season Football banning orders issued in relation to matches in England and Wales have increased notably in the first half of this season compared with the same period last season, according to police figures. The Guardian 12/1/2023 News The changing nature of crime In this roundtable discussion we focused on the way the technological revolution in our everyday lives has presented fresh policing challenges in the form of cyber-crime, fraud online abuse and other crimes. PolicingTV 12/1/2023 Video The changing nature of crime In this roundtable discussion we focused on the way the technological revolution in our everyday lives has presented fresh policing challenges in the form of cyber-crime, fraud online abuse and other crimes. PolicingTV 12/1/2023 Video Football banning orders rise significantly over first half of season Mid-season data was released by the UK Football Policing Unit on Thursday. The Independent 12/1/2023 News ‘Justice system a wrecking ball’: Pair’s fight to clear their names NEW ZEALAND: Two men who successfully fought to clear their names of convictions - one imprisoned for years where he was scalded with hot water, beaten and operated on for cancer - share their experience of the justice system and how they continue to fight for compensation. Hazel Osborne reports. NewstalkZB (New Zealand) 12/1/2023 News A dystopian future? Why facial recognition may be coming to a stadium near you AUSTRALIA: Facial recognition technology identified six blacklisted fans who tried to sneak into a previous A-League grand final in Sydney, but experts have warned it’s not necessarily the best way to tackle the difficult task of practically enforcing stadium bans. Brisbane Times (Australia) 12/1/2023 Feature, Opinion Disjointed’ bail system in Northern Ireland requires total overhaul The use of time limits and the protections offered to victims and witnesses are among the issues identified in a report by the Criminal Justice Inspection Northern Ireland (CJI). Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/1/2023 News Policing Board members tell of concerns over PSNI’s approach to strip searching of children The PSNI is to review the strip searching of children, months after the issue was first highlighted. Belfast Telegraph 11/1/2023 News Comment: policing is on a knife edge The future of the service 'rests on a knife edge' as thousands of disillusioned rank and file police officers respond to Pay and Morale Survey, says Fed Chair Steve Hartshorn. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/1/2023 Feature, Opinion Met Police to target 100 most dangerous men using data The Met Police will start using data to identify the 100 "most dangerous" men in London who prey on women and children. BBC 11/1/2023 News Safer Streets Fund evaluation: Round 1, year ending March 2021 RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS: This report presents the findings of an evaluation of the Safer Streets Fund in the first year of Home Office funding. Home Office 11/1/2023 Report SIS II replacement : “an I-LEAP of faith” The London Assembly Police and Crime panel has been told that CT policing mechanisms post-Brexit are "slower and more cumbersome". Police Oracle 11/1/2023 News Police ‘shy away from honour-based abuse cases because they fear being labelled racists’ Deputy chief constable admits to parliamentary committee that cultural sensitivities can hamper effective investigations into the crime The Telegraph - Subscription at source 11/1/2023 News Safer Streets Fund is building confidence in the police Evaluation of the first round of the Safer Streets Fund shows that this investment is boosting trust in police and making communities feel safer. Home Office 11/1/2023 News $900 million of drug harm prevented by police, customs seizures in 2021 NEW ZEALAND: About $900 million of personal and social harm from drugs was prevented in 2021 thanks to police and customs confiscations. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 11/1/2023 News BMW to stop supply of police cars to forces in the UK BMW has put the brakes on the supply of its cars to police forces in the UK. BMW’s International & Specialist Sales Division, situated in Park Lane, Mayfair, closed this week, having previously been in charge of the sale of specialist vehicles, such as those used by police forces in the UK. BMW told Car Dealer Magazine that it would ‘prioritising sales to retail and corporate customers’ and move away from sales to the police and other authorities. The halt in sales to the police comes in the wake of many UK forces restricting the use of BMW police cars which use the N57 diesel engine. Some forces stopped them from being used for high-speed duties, instead operating them for ‘less stressful’ operations. The N57 diesel engine features in a number of BMW police vehicles, including the 330d, 530d and X5. BMW said the problem with the N57 engine was down to the ‘particular way’ police use the vehicles and that there was ‘no need for action on any civilian vehicles’. Express & Star 11/1/2023 News Police target 1,000 homes for illegally watching sport streams without a subscription Police will visit 1,000 homes in the UK after identifying them as accessing illegal online streams in a major step up in anti-piracy operations. The move comes after West Mercia Police raided a UK-based illegal streaming service that offered sports games to homes without having to pay for the certified subscription. ITV News 11/1/2023 News Domestic abuse victims being asked how gardaí treat them REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Inspectorate is reaching out directly to victims of domestic violence to try and gauge how gardaí are treating them. The survey will form a key part of a major inspection the oversight body is conducting into how effective An Garda Síochána is in preventing and investigating the crime, and in protecting victims of abuse. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 11/1/2023 News Canberra man allegedly pours petrol on police officer AUSTRALIA: Police allege the man – who they say broke into his ex’s house and assaulted them – violently resisted arrest and almost lit an officer on fire.Canberra man allegedly pours petrol on police officer. Sky News 11/1/2023 News More than 80 per cent of Thames Valley Police officers ‘worse off’ financially than five years ago The Thames Valley Police Federation says “a shocking 86 per cent” of officers feel ‘worse off’ financially now than they were five years ago. Police Professional 11/1/2023 News «250225032504250525062507250825092510Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
