Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103783 total results. Showing results 56501 to 56520 «282228232824282528262827282828292830Next ›Last » Official Statistics – recorded crime and related topics: consultation responses – summary This publication provides a summary of responses a discussion of next steps to the consultation on how information about different types of crime is grouped and presented within the recorded crime Official Statistics (and other statistical products). Scottish Government 18/6/2021 Report Manchester Arena Inquiry Volume 1: Security for the Arena Publication of Volume 1 of the report of the public inquiry into the attack on the Manchester Arena. This report has been laid before Parliament [pdf]. Home Office 18/6/2021 Report Daniel Morgan Independent Panel report Publication of the Daniel Morgan Independent Panel report in Parliament [pdf]. Sky News 18/6/2021 Report Ministers apologise to rape victims and promise overhaul of system Charities welcome apology but say plans to reform rape prosecutions in England and Wales lack urgency The Guardian 18/6/2021 News £36m contract for new MOD Police Patrol Craft A £36m contract has been awarded to Marine Specialised Technology to deliver 18 new police patrol craft for the MOD and Gibraltar Defence Police (GDP) Forces. Business Leader 18/6/2021 News Operation Ceasefire: The right balance of sticks and carrots, focused on violent offenders Levels of violent crime across America saw an unprecedented increase in 2020, and remain worryingly high in 2021; in this latest essay from the Violence Reduction Project, former FBI agent Donovan J Leighton explores the problems associated with tackling gun violence, and the challenges and successes of Operation Ceasefire in balancing prevention and enforcement. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/6/2021 Feature, Opinion Gary Allen: Double-murderer convicted of killing women 21 years apart may be behind unsolved violent crimes, say police The killer casually confessed to the murder of Samantha Class to an undercover officer, named in court solely as Ian. Sky News 18/6/2021 News London ‘on track’ for worst year of teenage killings, police say A Scotland Yard chief has warned London is on track for its worst ever year for teenage homicides. The Standard 18/6/2021 News UK government rape review is a starting point, not a ‘victory lap’ Analysis: the report is extraordinary as mea culpas go, but short on direct action to make promises reality The Guardian 18/6/2021 Analysis, Feature Avon and Somerset Police interim head due to be confirmed The deputy chief constable for Avon and Somerset Police is set to lead the force until a new chief constable is recruited later in the year. Avon & Somerset Constabulary 18/6/2021 News Restrictions send thefts down but drug crimes up Burglary, theft and robbery offences have dropped sharply during the Covid-19 pandemic while some drug-related offences have risen significantly, according to figures from the Central Statistics Office. The Times - Subscription at source 18/6/2021 News Scorecards for prosecutors and police to judge rape case success Police and prosecutors will be scored on their handling of rape cases for the first time under plans to reverse the declining rate of those that reach court. The Times - Subscription at source 18/6/2021 News Lab boss is suspect in police drug test inquiry The head of a company providing coronavirus testing for Premier League football clubs and airport passengers is being questioned as part of a police inquiry into perverting the course of justice. The Times - Subscription at source 18/6/2021 News Crime falls when we stop locking up children The ditching of the political competition to be more punitive has been a rare social policy success The Times - Subscription at source 18/6/2021 Analysis, Feature Mistakes meant Manchester suicide bomber Salman Abedi wasn’t spotted Sir John Saunders, chairman of the Manchester bombing inquiry, detailed a litany of failures at the arena and a series of missed opportunities to stop Salman Abedi detonating his device. The Times - Subscription at source 18/6/2021 Analysis, Feature Security failures raised death toll in Manchester Arena bombing Police and security failures on the night of the Manchester Arena bombing cost lives and the Islamic State-inspired attacker should have been identified as a threat, a public inquiry has found. The Times - Subscription at source 18/6/2021 News Police to crack down on drones flown dangerously Police in the UK are being given new powers to crack down on people flying drones irresponsibly or illegally, with dedicated teams on the lookout for those breaking the rules. BBC 18/6/2021 News Statement regarding Manchester Public Inquiry Statement from Deputy Assistant Commissioner, Matt Twist, Senior National Coordinator for Protect & Prepare: Firstly, and most importantly, I would like to pay tribute to the victims and their families, who are at the heart of the Public Inquiry, following the dreadful terrorist attack at the Manchester Arena. Their dignity and fortitude in the face of what must be a hugely distressing process is to be commended. I can only hope the seriousness with which the Public Inquiry has approached its task provides them with some reassurance. Counter Terrorism Policing 17/6/2021 News Queensland mother Teresa Bradford was victim shamed by police before being horrifically murdered by husband AUSTRALIA: A Queensland mother of four, murdered with an axe after her violent husband was released on bail, wasn’t told he had been let out and endured victim shaming by police. 7 News (Australia) 17/6/2021 News Victoria and Qld police can also access COVID app data AUSTRALIA: The Victorian and Queensland state governments have confirmed the police can access data from their respective COVID-19 QR code check-in apps but require a warrant to do so. Innovation Aus (Australia) 17/6/2021 News «282228232824282528262827282828292830Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
