Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100282 total results. Showing results 55141 to 55160 «275427552756275727582759276027612762Next ›Last » Autonomy and visibility: The rewards of mobile working What are the benefits of mobile working? When Police Scotland rolled out devices to 11,000 officers, they called on an independent academic team to assess the results - which were overwhelmingly positive. Chief Inspector Martin Gallagher, Deputy Business Lead, outlines the project, alongside Professor Lesley Diack of Robert Gordon University and Dr. William Graham of Abertay University. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/3/2021 Analysis, Feature Suffolk operation targets online auction dog sites after raid Online auction and sale sites have been urged to do more to stop stolen dogs being sold online. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/3/2021 News PC Keith Palmer honoured on fourth anniversary of Westminster Bridge terrorist attack The Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) and the Speakers of both Houses of Parliament have attended a memorial service to pay tribute to Police Constable Keith Palmer, four years on from the Westminster Bridge terrorist attack that cost him his life. Police Professional 22/3/2021 News Misogyny is ‘ingrained in police decision-making’, former officers claim Former police officers, including ex-chief constables, have spoken out against alleged sexism and male violence against women in UK police forces. Metro 22/3/2021 News PCC Elections: The candidates standing in Thames Valley Voters will head to the polls on 6 May to elect Thames Valley's police and crime commissioner (PCC.) BBC 22/3/2021 News, UK PCC Elections The three cops being talked about as the next Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police The successor to Ian Hopkins will face one of the toughest jobs in UK policing Manchester Evening News 22/3/2021 News Former Greater Manchester Police Chief Constable Says He’d Likely Advise Daughters To Not Tell Police If Attacked Former Greater Manchester Police Chief Constable Sir Peter Fahy has admitted that he would likely not encourage his daughters to tell police if they were attacked. Unilad 22/3/2021 News Dog detectives: The canine specialists helping to solve sexual offences Sniffer dogs are already used by police forces to detect everything from drugs and guns to cash and dead bodies; now police in Derbyshire are pioneering the work of a new breed of forensic dogs that can sniff out tiny traces of semen to support investigations into sexual offences, reports Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/3/2021 Feature, Innovation Assets and Logic: Proposing An Evidenced-Based Strategic Partnership Model For Anti-Trafficking Response Since knowledge about human trafficking has increased over the last 20 years, so have our understandings about interventions, survivor empowerment, and attention to intersectional forces that lead to trafficking vulnerability and exiting barriers experienced by survivors. An area lacking in such advancement, however, relates to collaborative community responses (CCRs), which have notably increased evidenced-based, effective responses in other public health and health equity responses. CCRs have been part of US-based antitrafficking efforts since the passage of the U.S. TVPA, but very little research has examined their effectiveness or how to standardize a unified collaborative effort in multidisciplinary antitrafficking teams around common goals. The proposed model utilizes health equity techniques to map existing community resources that could potentially respond to identified needs. Using logic models, the proposed process allows for interdisciplinary teams to systematically plan a response using the identified assets in their community to achieve a common ultimate goal and improve the response to human trafficking. Research, practice and policy implications are discussed. Journal of Human Trafficking - Registration at source 22/3/2021 Research article Officers ‘thought they would be killed’ at Bristol protests Andy Roebuck, chair of the Avon and Somerset Police Federation, said officers feared for their lives during violent protests in Bristol yesterday. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/3/2021 News Chief constable to launch largest ever appeal for wanted suspects following Bristol disorder Avon and Somerset Constabulary Chief Constable Andy Marsh how vowed to leave “no stone unturned” in the hunt for those responsible for the disorder which took place in Bristol city centre on Sunday night (March 21). Police Professional 22/3/2021 News Violence against women: resources for policing Training, guidance and research for police forces in England and Wales College of Policing 22/3/2021 Feature Policing for the protection of women Horrifying death of Sarah Everard brings into sharp focus the abuse faced by women – and the public are rightly asking police about what we do to protect them College of Policing 22/3/2021 Feature Alarming rise of abuse within modern slavery system Major increases in child rapists, people who threaten national security and failed asylum seekers clogging up modern slavery system. Home Office 22/3/2021 News Twenty police officers injured in Bristol ‘kill the bill’ protests Bristol mayor condemns violence as counterproductive to campaign against anti-protest measures The Guardian 22/3/2021 News After Sarah Everard’s Killing, Women’s Groups Want Change, Not More Policing A rising movement in Britain asserts that the police are part of the problem and seeks recognition that violence against women must be addressed at the societal level. The New York Times 22/3/2021 News Police say drop in domestic violence calls is ‘concerning’ A fall in domestic abuse calls to the PSNI since the start of this year has been described as "concerning" by a senior officer. Belfast Telegraph 22/3/2021 News The cultural formation of violence and the ‘Code of the Streets’ Levels of violent crime across America saw an unprecedented increase in 2020; in this latest essay from the Violence Reduction Project, Elijah Anderson, Sterling Professor at Yale University, outlines the ‘code of the streets’ that is contribution to a vicious circle of violence that claims victims Black and white, poor and affluent. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/3/2021 Analysis, Feature French police stumped by oak thieves Gendarmes are hunting thieves who felled and stole hundreds of mature oaks and spruces, devastating woods around a village in the Pyrenees. The Times - Subscription at source 22/3/2021 News Our weak tech laws have made children easy prey for abuse In 2008 I was commissioned by the government to investigate the harms, some shocking, that children face online. I made more than 30 recommendations, all accepted but many still not realised. Over a decade later the online risks to children have grown immeasurably but we are still waiting for tech firms to take responsibility. The Times - Subscription at source 22/3/2021 Feature, Opinion «275427552756275727582759276027612762Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
