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Home Secretary Priti Patel is to unveil plans for a Police Covenant
The Home Secretary will today outline a new covenant to halt the ‘epidemic’ of attacks on police officers.
Mail Online 		9/9/2019
News
11 people die after contact with Thames Valley Police in one year
Figures show three people committed suicide after being contacted by police.
Berkshire Live 		9/9/2019
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Shocking Wiltshire rape figures ‘don’t send the right message to victims’ – police commissioner
Of 609 rapes reported to police in the county in 2017/18, only 61 were referred to Crown Prosecution Service lawyers for a decision over whether or not to charge the alleged abusers, according to a report compiled by police watchdog the Independent Office for Police Conduct.
Swindon Advertiser 		9/9/2019
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LGBT hate crimes almost tripled in Wiltshire, figures show
Reports jumped from just 19 in 2013/14 to 55 in 2017/18. Across the region, reports more than doubled, according to statistics obtained by the BBC under freedom of information rules.
Swindon Advertiser 		9/9/2019
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Serious attacks on police officers in Surrey sees “significant rise”
The number of serious attacks on officers resulting in injury rose significantly in Surrey last year, figures reveal.
Eagle Radio 		9/9/2019
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Police Fed: ‘Get tougher on thugs who attack officers’
A summit was held looking into officer safety, training, equipment and operational planning by the National Police Chiefs’ Council after a nationwide surge in attacks.
Halstead Gazette 		9/9/2019
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Change to law to protect police dogs welcomed by north-east MSP
Liam Kerr, MSP for the region and the shadow justice secretary, last year started a petition aimed at making it a specific offence to harm dogs, horses and other animals used by the emergency services.
Evening Express (Aberdeen) 		9/9/2019
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Police service set to welcome National Menopause Guidance
Forces across England and Wales will today be in a better place to support officers and staff going through the menopause, with the launch of force guidance on the matter - a first for policing which shows commitment on a national level to take the menopause, its symptoms and those who suffer from it, more seriously.
Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 		9/9/2019
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Superintendents’ President challenges Home Secretary to begin and maintain the ‘healing process’ with police
Chief Superintendent Paul Griffiths, President of the Police Superintendents’ Association (PSA) will pose the challenge to the Home Secretary as part of his President’s Address on day 1 of the Association’s annual conference beginning today, Monday 9th September in Stratford-Upon-Avon.
Police Superintendents' Association (PSA) 		9/9/2019
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Live Blog: Police Superintendents’ Association Conference 2019
Live Blog: This year's Police Superintendents' Association Conference takes place in Stratford upon Avon. We'll be live-blogging the event in which the Home Secretary Priti Patel is expected to make her first major public address to the police service.
Policing Insight - Subscription at source 		9/9/2019
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Europe’s second-largest counterfeit currency network on the dark web taken down in Portugal
The Portuguese Judicial Police (Polícia Judiciária) dismantled Europe’s second-largest counterfeit currency network on the dark web with Europol’s support.
Europol 		9/9/2019
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Police team up with Amazon Ring to hand out free camera doorbells worth £89 to thousands of households across Britain
The move to distribute the £89 Ring devices has, however, raised Big Brother fears about the close relationship between a private company and the police.
The Sun 		9/9/2019
News
Boris Johnson’s 20,000 bobbies on the beat is not what the public needs, top officer warns
Recruits are needed for senior ranks and investigative roles, the government is told.
The Independent 		9/9/2019
News
Australian Federal Police rubs salt into England’s Ashes wounds
As Australia celebrates an heroic win to retain the Ashes, the Australian Federal Police has taken the opportunity to rub salt into England’s wounds.
Perth Now (Australia) 		9/9/2019
News
Home Secretary Priti Patel is to unveil plans for a Police Covenant to support officers who are injured on the frontline following death of PC Andrew Harper
The Home Secretary will today outline a new covenant to halt the ‘epidemic’ of attacks on police officers.
Mail Online 		9/9/2019
News
Police officers killed in line of duty should be eligible for Elizabeth Cross, say superintendents
Police officers killed in the line of duty should be eligible for the Elizabeth Cross, senior officers have said.
The Telegraph 		9/9/2019
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Election stunts won’t reverse the damage of a decade of police cuts
The storm over the use of police officers as backdrop to an attack on the opposition was a fresh reminder this past week of the acute lack of trust between the Conservative Party and the police after a decade of austerity which has fundamentally undermined their ability to prevent and respond to crime.
The Times - Subscription at source 		9/9/2019
Feature, Opinion
Volunteer constables are to be armed with Tasers
Volunteer police officers are to be armed with Tasers for the first time as hard-pressed forces move to deal with rising violence on the streets.
The Times - Subscription at source 		9/9/2019
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Everyone pause: National Menopause Guidance issued to all forces in England and Wales
All forces in England and Wales have received national guidance on the menopause after 44% of female officers surveyed revealed they considered quitting because of their symptoms. The move follows considerable efforts by many including the Menopause Doctor Dr Louise Newson who highlighted the importance of this issue for the service in her March 2018 interview with Policing Insight.
Policing Insight - Registration at source 		9/9/2019
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Police forces are handing out free Amazon Ring doorbell cameras in ‘police project to extend the surveillance state’
Ring, a company specialising in Wi-Fi enabled doorbells, has been accused of working with police to create a 'privately run surveillance network' across the UK.
Mail Online 		8/9/2019
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