Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93844 total results. Showing results 50961 to 50980 «254525462547254825492550255125522553Next ›Last » Police defend use of force during Whangamatā riots NEW ZEALAND: Police are defending an officer's use of force during riots in Whangamatā, in which a youth was kicked in the back. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 2/1/2021 News Exclusive: Number plate cloning blamed for huge rise in motorists wrongly accused of crimes The number of innocent motorists wrongly accused of crimes due to cloned number plates has risen sharply in a year as firms exploit loopholes to fuel the illegal trade, the Telegraph can reveal. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 2/1/2021 News Police launch new form to report Covid-19 breaches Locals who want to report someone for breaking level four restrictions should fill out the form online rather than calling 999 The Edinburgh Reporter 2/1/2021 News Long night for police trying to enforce Covid-19 restrictions Police officers across the country spent a long night breaking up parties as revellers ignored warnings to ring in the New Year with members of their own household only. Police Professional 2/1/2021 News 1,300 London police off work as calls grow for them to be Covid vaccine priority Police chiefs are calling for officers to be made a priority in the vaccine rollout, as LBC can reveal there are currently 1,300 Metropolitan Police officers off work due to Covid-19. LBC 2/1/2021 News Priti Patel looks to cut jail term needed for deportation Foreign criminals given six-month prison sentences could be subject to deportation for the first time under plans being considered by the home secretary. The Times - Subscription at source 2/1/2021 News Police union calls for officers to get priority access to Covid-19 vaccine to give cops the ‘protection they deserve’ A police leader has called on the Prime Minister to 'do the right thing' and ensure officers get priority access to Covid-19 vaccines as many go off work sick. Mail Online 1/1/2021 News Brexit: Ireland beefs up police patrols at Northern Ireland border REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Ireland will intensify its police presence at the Northern Ireland border from today in a bid to stop organised crime taking advantage of post-Brexit changes. City A.M. 1/1/2021 News Gardaí get €500,000 tech and recruits to combat cybercrime REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda Siochana will attack cybercrime in the new year with a massive investment in state-of-the-art technology and additional staff dedicated to the fight. Sunday World (Republic of Ireland) 1/1/2021 News First Minneapolis police death since George Floyd captured on bodycam USA: Minneapolis police have released bodycam footage of a fatal shooting by officers, the first death at the hands of police in the US city since that of George Floyd, a black man, in May. BBC 1/1/2021 News New Year’s Eve revellers fined by police for breaking UK Covid rules Police across the UK have made several arrests and issued hundreds of fines for New Year’s Eve parties and large gatherings that breached strict Covid regulations. The Guardian 1/1/2021 News PCC’s give cautious backing to post EU-security deal The cross-party group of police and crime commissioners reviewing post-EU powers have cautiously backed the Home Office's deal with Brussels. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/1/2021 News Year Review: So long 2020 Gary Mason and selects some highs and lows from an unprecedented year for UK policing. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/1/2021 Feature Bringing research to reality: The future of UK and EU police innovation While much has rightly been made of the impact of the UK leaving the EU in relation to information sharing and legislative powers, far less has been discussed about how Brexit could affect innovation collaborations between UK and European policing partners; and as Policing Insight's Andy Staniforth suggests, maintaining such partnerships will need to be a policing priority. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/1/2021 Feature, Opinion Nothing pretty about art heists, warn police Tales of stolen art in the popular imagination tend to involve thieves stalking masterpieces which then vanish without trace — and all, it seems, at the whim of an errant billionaire. The Times - Subscription at source 1/1/2021 News MPS Commissioner praises ‘exceptional’ officers recognised in New Year Honours The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) Commissioner has praised the “outstanding commitment and service” of her officers who were recognised in Queen’s New Year Honours. Police Professional 31/12/2020 News NCA’s achievement in protecting the public highlighted with three New Year’s Honours including Damehood for Director General Lynne Owens The National Crime Agency’s role in targeting the most harmful serious and organised crime offenders has been highlighted with a string of New Year’s Honours, including for its Director General, Lynne Owens, who has been made a Dame Commander of the Order of the Bath (DCB). National Crime Agency (NCA) 31/12/2020 News NCA head and West Midlands Chief among policing honours Officers across the ranks have had their dedication and service recognised in the traditional New Year's Honours. The head of the National Crime Agency and a police cadet leader are among 49 to get medals. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/12/2020 News Federation goes direct to PM with vaccine plea for officers The leader of frontline police has gone public with a call on the Prime Minister to give priority access to COVID-19 vaccines to officers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/12/2020 News Long-serving Fed rep awarded MBE for extraordinary contribution to policing A long-serving Federation rep has been made an MBE for his services to policing after working tirelessly to build better community relations. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 31/12/2020 News «254525462547254825492550255125522553Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
