Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98413 total results. Showing results 53581 to 53600 «267626772678267926802681268226832684Next ›Last » Illegal mobile application with more than 100 million users taken down in Spain The application, available on several websites and platforms, was streaming videos and TV channels Europol 12/3/2021 News Tools to help you get organised Are you struggling to keep track of who’s doing what and when? Are you unclear if a task is yours or owned by someone else? Do you worry your version of your team’s planner isn’t up to date? We have the perfect solution to keep you and your colleagues on track. National Enabling Programmes 12/3/2021 News Police staff chief officer joins College board Alexis Poole, Assistant Chief Officer from Devon and Cornwall Police, joins College College of Policing 12/3/2021 Feature New Human Rights Bill Four United Nations treaties will be added to Scots law. Scottish Government 12/3/2021 News Violence against women an ‘epidemic’ that needs more resources, says Labour Shadow minister Jess Phillips spoke out following suspected abduction of Sarah Everard The Guardian 12/3/2021 News Greater Manchester Police recording 400 extra crimes a day after damning inspection report Greater Manchester Police (GMP) say they have been recording an extra 400 crimes a day as they sought to reassure councillors about the blistering report by a watchdog, which found 80,000 were not being put on the books. The Bolton News 12/3/2021 News Sarah Everard case: Met faces watchdog probe over indecent exposure report Scotland Yard is facing an investigation by the police watchdog into its handling of an allegation of indecent exposure involving the suspect in the Sarah Everard case. The Northern Echo 12/3/2021 News Policeman Wayne Couzens’s ‘sex crime missed by Met officers’ Scotland Yard faces an inquiry over an incident of indecent exposure allegedly involving the police officer suspected of the murder of Sarah Everard three days before she disappeared. The Times 12/3/2021 News North Wales Police’s new ‘welfare van’ to boost morale A new van in the North Wales Police fleet will help support officers while they are out dealing with incidents. BBC 12/3/2021 News Police Commissioner Andrew Coster under fire for article on data gathering NEW ZEALAND: A column by Police Commissioner Andrew Coster seeking to start a national conversation about surveillance is being panned as a disingenuous attempt to deflect criticism. Coster wrote in the NZ Herald complaining the police were copping it for underdoing and overdoing intelligence collection. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 11/3/2021 News Qld mulls affirmative consent, DV offence AUSTRALIA: The Queensland government is considering enforcing affirmative sexual consent and making domestic violence a crime as it reviews women's experiences with the justice system. The Courier (Australia) 11/3/2021 News Calls for more funding as most domestic violence victims don’t go to police, says damning new report AUSTRALIA: A new report has found 60 per cent of domestic violence victims don't go to police, amid a renewed push for funding in the struggling social service sector. The report, which was commissioned by the NSW Council of Social Service and other peak bodies, analysed job creation potential in the sector ABC News (Australia) 11/3/2021 News Sky ECC denies police have ‘cracked’ encrypted messaging platform EUROPE: Sky ECC has denied that the encrypted messaging platform has been compromised by European law enforcement. ZDNet 11/3/2021 News New legislation will prohibit sale, reproduction or possession of police items CANADA: Nova Scotia - The province took a step Thursday to try to prevent a tragic killing spree that claimed the lives of 22 Nova Scotians last April from ever happening again. Justice Minister Randy Delorey introduced the Police Identity Management Act to restrict public access to police items, making it more difficult for someone to impersonate a police officer. The Chronicle Herald (Canada) 11/3/2021 News Police officers save man’s life by administering Naloxone for first time Police Scotland officers have administered Naloxone for the first time, within two hours of receiving training in the use of the spray to reverse an opioid-related drug overdose. The Edinburgh Reporter 11/3/2021 News Police ‘tip balance in favour of protesters’ rather than disrupted locals and businesses, watchdog says But campaigners accuse government of ‘staggering assault on right to protest’ as parliament considers controversial new laws The Independent 11/3/2021 News How laws allow the world’s largest police departments to use lethal force USA: As police forces face scrutiny a year after the killing of George Floyd, new research finds professional codes allow use of force even when lives are not under threat The Guardian 11/3/2021 Analysis, Feature Surrey Police to arm more than 300 extra officers with Tasers Surrey Police is gearing up to train and arm more than 300 extra officers with Tasers, a Freedom of Information request has revealed. The force currently equips 575 officers with tasers, but is set to increase this up to 878. Surrey Live 11/3/2021 News Capgemini wins £600 million contract with Met Police The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has awarded a strategic IT infrastructure contract to services provider Capgemini, with the aim of improving the user experience of its internal platforms. IT PRO 11/3/2021 News This interactive map shows how many people Police Scotland stopped and searched during lockdown Whether it is a search for drugs, weapons or stolen property, there are various reasons why the police might stop and search a person. The Falkirk Herald 11/3/2021 News «267626772678267926802681268226832684Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
