Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103331 total results. Showing results 50801 to 50820 «253725382539254025412542254325442545Next ›Last » Extradition and mutual legal assistance agreements GUIDANCE: Information on the UK's extradition and mutual legal assistance agreements with other countries. Home Office 22/12/2021 Report Ratification of the Council of Europe convention on combating violence against women and domestic violence – progress report 2020 POLICY PAPER: Fourth progress report on the UK's progress toward ratification of the Istanbul Convention, and measures taken forward since the third progress report. Home Office 22/12/2021 Report Policing experts: Series of errors preceded Wright shooting UNITED STATES: The suburban Minneapolis police officer on trial for fatally shooting Daunte Wright has said she mistakenly used her gun when she was trying to grab a Taser during a chaotic attempt to arrest the Black motorist. The Independent 22/12/2021 News JonBenét Ramsey: Police believe new DNA tech could crack the case UNITED STATES: ‘As of December 2021, that evidence has included the analysis of nearly 1,000 DNA samples’ The Independent 22/12/2021 News Calls for 120,000 ‘hate incidents’ to be deleted from police records Campaigners have called for 120,000 'hate incidents' to be deleted from police records after a court found that College of Policing guidance which saw tweets about transgender issues recorded as a 'hate incident' had a 'chilling effect' on freedom of expression. Mail Online 22/12/2021 News Priti Patel tells police they should not investigate ‘hurt feelings’ as she intervenes with plan to overhaul laws on ‘hate incidents’ after Court of Appeal ruling Police should investigate 'actual crimes, not hurt feelings', Home Secretary Priti Patel believes. Mail Online 22/12/2021 News Gary Walker: ex-police officer freed after retrial over 2003 death of girlfriend Former officer found not guilty of murdering Audra Bancroft more than 17 years after conviction The Guardian 22/12/2021 News Cross-border car crime: Assessing the threat international vehicle theft poses to the UK Despite increasingly sophisticated security measures, vehicle theft in the UK is back on the rise – much of it involving cars stolen by international organised crime groups; West Midlands PC Andrew Lavanchy looks at the scale and changing nature of vehicle theft, and what steps policing could take to combat the car thieves. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/12/2021 Analysis, Feature AFP operations helping to keep Victorians safe in 2021 AUSTRALIA: The AFP in Victoria have charged 133 offenders with 457 Commonwealth offences in 2021, underscoring the crackdown on crime in the state. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 21/12/2021 News Police body camera footage allowed in Victorian civil lawsuits AUSTRALIA: Victorian Attorney-General Jaclyn Symes has amended laws to allow footage from body-worn cameras to be accessed in lawsuits against police and prison guards to either prove or disprove allegations of abuses of power. The Age (Australia) 21/12/2021 News AFP warns of potential human trafficking spike as borders reopen AUSTRALIA: The AFP is urging travellers to recognise signs of human trafficking as international borders reopen. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 21/12/2021 News Barhead overhauls NSW Police youth support system AUSTRALIA: Barhead Solutions has used Microsoft's Power Platform to create a new app aimed at supporting disaffected and vulnerable young people in NSW. ARN (Australia) 21/12/2021 News IPCA concludes police officer used ‘unnecessary force’ on mentally ill man NEW ZEALAND: A police officer repeatedly used excessive force on a mentally ill man in custody and did not help the man get medical attention for a head injury. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 21/12/2021 News Lake Alice psychiatric hospital: John Richard Corkran named as 89-year-old man charged NEW ZEALAND: The 89-year-old man charged with ill-treating children after the latest police investigation into Lake Alice psychiatric hospital can now be named. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 21/12/2021 News Police has taken steps to improve some prosecution proceedings NEW ZEALAND: Police has updated guidelines and processes for staff when filing proceedings which require consent from the Attorney-General. New Zealand Police 21/12/2021 News John Apter suspended amid sexual touching claims The national chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has been suspended amid an investigation into alleged sex crimes. Police Professional 21/12/2021 News What is the point of the Metropolitan Police? As the year draws to a close, it's worth reflecting on which of our national institutions came out of 2021 in the worst shape. There's the Foreign Office of course, whose failure to anticipate or prepare for the fall of Kabul was so brutally exposed by its top mandarin's testimony earlier this month. There's the Church of England, whose war on parishes came close to whipping up an Anglican insurrection. And then there's the Conservative party, which seems to have embraced the dirigisme of Pompidou with none of the shiny infrastructure to match. The Spectator - Subscription at source 21/12/2021 Feature, Opinion Ethan Adams: Boy fighting cancer made honorary police cadet A four-year-old boy, diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, has been made an honorary police cadet. BBC 21/12/2021 News Police Federation chair John Apter suspended over sexual touching claims The head of the police officers' association has been suspended after he was accused of sexual misconduct. BBC 21/12/2021 News Head of police association suspended over sexual touching allegations John Apter, chair of Police Federation of England and Wales, facing two criminal investigations into gross misconduct The Guardian 21/12/2021 News «253725382539254025412542254325442545Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
