Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100357 total results. Showing results 55741 to 55760 «278427852786278727882789279027912792Next ›Last » Sadiq Khan is failing London on knife crime Throughout this pandemic, we have rightly praised our NHS heroes, our police officers, our frontline staff. Without these key workers, we wouldn’t be on the way to defeating this virus. But they aren’t the only ones who deserve our attention. We should also take a moment to reflect on the role played by young people. The Times - Subscription at source 5/3/2021 Feature, Opinion Covid in Scotland: Record number of lockdown fines as police enforcement resumes ‘with gusto’ Police have issued a record number of fines in the last two months as they face exceptional levels of demand, a policing representative has said. The Times - Subscription at source 5/3/2021 News Vital national security legislation becomes law On Monday, the Covert Human Intelligence Sources (CHIS) Act received Royal Assent and became law. Home Office 4/3/2021 News Rethinking how police respond to homelessness Police need better policies and partnerships to address a problem that has become theirs by default: homelessness. Many departments don't even have a working definition of what homelessness means, much less data on what works to get people off the streets. RAND Corporation 4/3/2021 Analysis, Feature Assaults on police on the rise in Queensland AUSTRALIA: Queensland Police warn attacks on officers will not be tolerated The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 4/3/2021 News ICCL urges Government to devise safe protest guidelines REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Violent protests which saw gardaí attacked with fireworks and bottles last Saturday, with more planned for this weekend, have sparked an urgent call on the Government to devise safe protest guidelines. The Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) has called for the Minister for Justice to issue guidelines, which they say should both protect the public and An Garda Síochána. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 4/3/2021 News Spike in domestic abuse calls to gardaí last year REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The number of calls made to gardaí about domestic abuse incidents increased in 2020. New figures reveal that more than 43,000 individual calls were made to An Garda Síochána last year – a 16% increase on 2019’s total. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 4/3/2021 News Audit found gardaí paid to be on duty in two places at same time REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An official audit of garda payroll found evidence that some officers were paid for performing duties at different locations at the same time. The report also said the health and safety of both officers and the public were placed at “significant risk” because of how many hours some gardaí were working. It found more than 1,050 cases where a garda had more than 16 hours duty over the course of a continuous 24-hour period. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 4/3/2021 News Triple 0 mental health calls in Victoria to be answered by paramedics not police, Andrews confirms AUSTRALIA: Paramedics will respond to triple zero calls for mental health support rather than police and emergency services workers will have access to a unique mental health service under a state government plan. Premier Daniel Andrews said on Thursday that Victoria Police and Ambulance Victoria would work together on how to best implement the change that would result in paramedics acting as first responders to calls for mental health help. The Age (Australia) 4/3/2021 News Funding gap could result in 300 fewer officers, police chief warns Simon Byrne said that is the equivalent of 10 support units which are used during protests, parades and disorder. Belfast Telegraph 4/3/2021 News Youth Justice Board for England and Wales Strategic Plan 2021‒24 This strategic plan sets out the YJB’s vision and the strategic pillars that will help it work towards that vision. Youth Justice Board 4/3/2021 Report Entry requirements barrier to BAME recruitment, says Lincolnshire Lincolnshire's uplift project manager Detective Inspector Lee St Quinton, said policing entry requirements were a key barrier to recruiting from BAME communities. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/3/2021 News Officers were ‘more mobile’ with paper based systems in the 80s Introduction of disconnected computer systems means that officers spend hours each day servicing them. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/3/2021 News SPA appoints permanent chief executive The Scottish Police Authority (SPA) has confirmed the appointment of Lynn Brown as its permanent chief executive. Police Professional 4/3/2021 News Cause of man’s death hours after custody release unascertained, inquest told A post-mortem examination has failed to establish the cause of death of a man who died just hours after being released from police custody, an inquest has been told. Police Professional 4/3/2021 News 20 arrested in UK-wide crackdown on Western Balkan organised crime group Twenty arrests have been made in a UK-wide operation targeting suspected members of a Western Balkan organised crime group. Police Professional 4/3/2021 News Police and intelligence services foil three terror attacks since beginning of pandemic Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP) and the UK intelligence services have foiled three terror attacks since the Covid-19 pandemic began – despite lockdowns causing terrorism-related arrests to fall to their lowest level in nearly a decade. Police Professional 4/3/2021 News Trace An Object initiative expands to the Asia Pacific region The Australian Federal Police (AFP) is launching today its own version of the Europol ‘Stop Child Abuse - Trace An Object’ public appeal to help identify more children victim of sexual abuse. Europol 4/3/2021 News How PCCs are making the police complaints system more user-friendly Three cross-party Police and Crime Commissioners have told a panel of MPs how they have each made the complaints system more user-friendly in their areas. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 4/3/2021 News Australia’s casinos are a hotspot for global money-laundering operations Crime networks are laundering the profits from illegal activities such as trafficking in wildlife, timber and people smuggling through casinos; freelance journalist Georgina Kenyon highlights the challenges facing Australia and other countries in tackling the links between serious and organised crime and the gambling industry. Policing Insight 4/3/2021 Analysis, Feature «278427852786278727882789279027912792Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
