Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93879 total results. Showing results 50641 to 50660 «252925302531253225332534253525362537Next ›Last » Covid vaccine: Police and teachers could be handed priority status for next round of jabs Police, teachers and other key workers could be handed priority status for the next round of Covid jabs. Express 15/1/2021 News Officers ‘working at pace’ to recover 150,000 accidentally wiped police records The deletion from the Police National Computer related to people who were arrested but released without further action. Express & Star 15/1/2021 News The UAV strategic approach: Reducing the risk of rogue drones Advances in technology have seen drones become more available, more capable and simpler to use, which has means the opportunity for criminal use has also increased; Policing Insight's Andrew Staniforth looks at the threats posed by drones, and the measures that can be taken to counter them. Policing Insight 15/1/2021 Feature, Opinion Technical issue resolved after ‘150,000 police records lost’ The government has said it is assessing the impact of a "technical issue" that saw a reported 150,000 records deleted from police databases. BBC 15/1/2021 News 150,000 arrest records wiped in tech blunder Offenders may go free after software bug deletes fingerprint and DNA files on police computer The Times - Subscription at source 15/1/2021 News Belgian king’s car attacked in protest over death of black man Ibrahima Barrie in police custody King Philippe of Belgium’s car was hit by stones during riots in Brussels last night after the death of a young black man in police custody at the weekend. The Times - Subscription at source 15/1/2021 News Will New Zealand’s next police cars be electric? NEW ZEALAND: One of the biggest stories of 2020’s motoring year was Skoda winning the tender to become the New Zealand Police’s next vehicle supplier. In the wake of the announcement, one of the big questions is what the Labour Government’s declaration of a climate emergency means for the vehicles at hand. The climate emergency declaration was followed by a pledge to replace the government’s vehicular fleet with electric cars and hybrids by 2025. Skoda doesn’t currently offer an electric car or hybrid locally. But, that’s set to change. Autocar 15/1/2021 Feature US police three times as likely to use force against leftwing protesters, data finds USA: Law enforcement responses to more than 13,000 protests show a clear disparity in responses, new statistics show The Guardian 15/1/2021 News Home Secretary to introduce ‘Kay’s Law’ reform to better protect victims Police will have to consider key risk factors, including safeguarding victims, when deciding on bail. Home Office 14/1/2021 News New Chair appointed to the College of Policing Nick Herbert (Lord Herbert of South Downs) to lead College's board College of Policing 14/1/2021 News New Chair appointed to the College of Policing Nick Herbert (Lord Herbert of South Downs) has been announced as the new Chair of the College of Policing. Lord Herbert will lead the College’s board, which has representatives from across policing. College of Policing 14/1/2021 News Survey reveals higher risk of sexual violence for gay, lesbian or bisexual people NEW ZEALAND: Gay, lesbian or bisexual people are more than twice as likely to suffer from sexual violence or family harm than the average New Zealander. The Ministry of Justice figures from the Crime and Victims Survey shows gay, lesbian or bisexual people are more likely to experience crime, but also less likely to report it. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 14/1/2021 News Jersey police reintroduces specialised drug squad Jersey police will reintroduce a specialised drugs squad focusing on drug related investigations in the island over the next year. BBC 14/1/2021 News West Midlands Police see ‘staggering’ rise in domestic abuse cases Over Christmas, police in the West Midlands said they were called to a "staggering" 1,250 incidents of domestic abuse. BBC 14/1/2021 News Former policing minister announced as new chair of College of Policing Nick Herbert (Lord Herbert of South Downs) has been announced as the new chair of the College of Policing, succeeding outgoing interim chair, Christine Elliott. Police Professional 14/1/2021 News Derbyshire chief constable backs calls for officers to receive vaccination as a priority Derbyshire Constabulary’s senior leaders are calling on the Government to consider issuing frontline police officers and staff with the Covid-19 vaccination as a priority. Police Professional 14/1/2021 News APCC welcomes Lord Herbert’s appointment to the College of Policing The APCC welcomes the appointment of Nick Herbert, Lord Herbert of South Downs, as Chair of the College of Policing. Lord Herbert is well known to PCCs both as a former Minister of State for Police and Criminal Justice and perhaps even more so as one of the architects of the role of Police and Crime Commissioner. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 14/1/2021 News Former Policing Minister Nick Herbert appointed Chair of the College of Policing Board John Apter said he was looking forward to developing a constructive relationship with Lord Herbert of South Downs after he was appointed by the Home Secretary today as Chair of the College of Policing Board. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 14/1/2021 News Blog: Proud of a job that’s given me skills for life There’s an inner investigator in all of us – Karen Stephens, Secretary of the Police Federation’s National Detectives’ Forum (PFNDF) reflects on a role that’s tough but rewarding. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 14/1/2021 News National Chair supports pre-charge bail reform The National Chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has welcomed reforms to the pre-charge bail system and said ‘arrogantly pushed through’ changes which failed victims never should have happened in the first place. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 14/1/2021 News «252925302531253225332534253525362537Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
