Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 116009 total results. Showing results 55261 to 55280 «276027612762276327642765276627672768Next ›Last » Police Uplift Programme New Recruits Onboarding Survey 2021 This is the published report on the findings of the Police Uplift Programme’s New Recruits Onboarding Survey (2021). Home Office 31/8/2022 Report Policing research and analysis COLLECTION: This series brings together all documents relating to Policing research and analysis Home Office 31/8/2022 Report Johnson defends record on crime reduction in final days as PM The outgoing Prime Minister appeared to defend the police from accusations of being ‘too woke’. The Independent 31/8/2022 News ‘British policing has lost its way’ Police told to end the woke gestures and fight crime Police must stop using woke gestures like taking the knee and start focusing on the day job of fighting crime, a damning report says. Express 31/8/2022 News Thames Valley Police unveils new bike unit staffed by public order-trained officers A detachment of riot cops on bicycles helped snare the suspect in a Blackbird Leys stabbing. Swapping their visored-hard hats for peaked bicycle helmets, the officers on two-wheels are a new tool in Thames Valley Police’s armoury. Oxford Mail 31/8/2022 News PM praises “firepower” of new police recruits in fight against crime The Prime Minister will today (Wednesday 31st August) join new police officers working on the frontline to make our streets safer. After joining on operations, he will speak to officers from one of the 20 Violence Reduction Units set up by this government and see first hand the work they are doing to prevent crime in the community by intervening earlier and working closely with health and education partners. Prime Minister's Office 31/8/2022 News Priti Patel tells ‘woke’ police to get back to basics Focus on traditional policing, says Home Secretary, as report calls for end to ‘partisan’ causes The Telegraph - Subscription at source 31/8/2022 News Burglaries and online sexual abuse ‘almost decriminalised’ Common offences such as burglary, robbery and thefts have effectively become decriminalised because policing has “lost its way,” a damning report has warned. A study by Policy Exchange, a right-leaning think tank, has urged the next prime minister to overhaul the leadership of forces to “breathe new life into British policing”. The Times - Subscription at source 31/8/2022 News Sustainable networks: Creating effective police research partnerships A recent research collaboration agreement between the UK’s National Crime Agency and Cranfield University could exploit defence research expertise to tackle policing challenges such as organised and transnational crime, and the dark net; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth looks at this latest research partnership, as well as the key to sustaining successful collaborations such as the N8 Policing Research Partnership. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 31/8/2022 Feature Home Secretary should reform failing police forces – think tank. The Home Secretary should use their powers to reform "failing" police forces and replace the chief constable if necessary, a report has found. BBC 31/8/2022 News New PM ‘must replace College of Policing and arrange review into training’. The next prime minister should replace the College of Policing and commission an independent review into initial police training amid falling public confidence, according to a new proposal. Police Professional 31/8/2022 News Probation performance improving. Probation performance has been predominantly above target during the latest quarter according to MoJ figures. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/8/2022 News Hit or miss? Record levels of crime across the country, along with concern about the safety of women and children, have made a potential return to police targets a key factor in the Conservative leadership contest. Police Professional reports. Police Professional - Subscription at source 30/8/2022 Feature No safe space for domestic abuse victims accused of offending The Government predicts a rise in women’s imprisonment, due to the police uplift. Yet as our new study, No Safe Space, illustrates, West Midlands Police – like many forces and in line with the Female Offender Strategy – is trying to achieve the opposite, by diverting women wherever possible. Many are victims of domestic abus Police Professional - Subscription at source 30/8/2022 Feature Rebalancing the scales: Policing under pressure while criminal justice changes considered The last year has been a tough one for policing after a series of controversies rocked London’s Metropolitan Police, leading to it being put on special measures last month. And despite policing being a devolved matter, Police Scotland has not had its own troubles to seek. Holyrood Magazine 30/8/2022 News Degrees of change Building a Professional Policing Degree programme that succeeds in providing the best possible results for a force requires thought and attention, and a willingness to adapt, says Sergeant Dan Wood. Police Professional 30/8/2022 Feature Recorded Crime in Scotland The latest National Statistics: Recorded Crime in Scotland bulletin for the year ending June 2022 shows there was a 5% fall in police recorded crime overall compared to the same period last year. Scottish Police Authority (SPA) 30/8/2022 News Fall in coronavirus-related offences sees overall recorded crime figures drop. Crime is at the lowest level recorded by Police Scotland for a 12-month period since 1974 according to figures published today (August 30). Police Professional 30/8/2022 News Inquiry into child sexual exploitation allegations to recommence with new investigative team. Humberside Police is to establish a new investigative team following an “evidential review” of its inquiry into alleged child sexual abuse. Police Professional 30/8/2022 News Artificial intelligence and policing: it’s a matter of trust AUSTRALIA: From Robocop to Minority Report, the intersection between policing and artificial intelligence has long captured attention in the realm of high-concept science fiction. However, only over the past decade or so has academic research and government policy begun to focus on it. Teagan Westendorf’s ASPI report, Artificial intelligence and policing in Australia, is one recent example. Westendorf argues that Australian government policy and regulatory frameworks don’t sufficiently capture the current limitations of AI technology, and that these limitations may ‘compromise [the] principles of ethical, safe and explainable AI’ in the context of policing. The Strategist 30/8/2022 Analysis, Feature «276027612762276327642765276627672768Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
