Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97248 total results. Showing results 56881 to 56900 «284128422843284428452846284728482849Next ›Last » APCC Road Safety Survey results Most people want drivers who speed to face higher penalties and more money raised from fines invested in enforcement and road safety, a new study suggests. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 5/10/2020 News PFEW launch Demand, Capacity & Welfare survey Police officers across England and Wales have been given an opportunity to express their views on policing the pandemic after the Police Federation of England and Wales launched a nationwide survey involving 120,000 rank and file members. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 5/10/2020 News More protection for domestic abuse victims Domestic Abuse (Protection) (Scotland) Bill published. Police and courts will gain powers to remove suspected abusers from victims’ homes and ban them from re‑entering under new legislation published today. Scottish Government 5/10/2020 News Most girls and young women have experienced abuse online, report finds Cyberstalking, body shaming and being sent explicit content among issues highlighted by Plan International The Guardian 5/10/2020 News BAME justice should be appointed to UK supreme court ‘within six years’ Lord Reed says all-white and male-dominated court of appeal needs to change The Guardian 5/10/2020 News Thousands of ex-cops returned to the force — and got paid twice from the public purse Thousands of retired police have been re-employed by their old force — and get paid twice from the public purse, a Sun investigation reveals. The Sun 5/10/2020 News US police used British anti-riot gear at Black Lives Matter protests Revelation contradicts official assurance that no UK-made equipment was used to repress peaceful demonstrations The Guardian 5/10/2020 Feature Australia is not ready to criminalise coercive control – here’s why Politicians and campaign groups in Australia are calling for coercive control to be criminalised as part of legislation to tackle domestic violence; but without wider consultation and consideration, the move could be counter-productive, as Professors Kate Fitz-Gibbon and Silke Meyer of Monash University, and Prof Sandra Walklate of the University of Liverpool, explain. Policing Insight 5/10/2020 Feature, Opinion Annual report 2019 – 2020 AUSTRALIA: It is with pride that I present the Victoria Police Annual Report for the 2019—20 financial year, and my final Annual Report as Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police. Victoria Police (Australia) 5/10/2020 Report Criminals get shorter prison sentences in ‘Covid bonus’ Criminals including paedophiles, violent offenders and drug dealers are avoiding jail or having sentences reduced because coronavirus has led to a “harsh regime” in prisons. The Times - Subscription at source 5/10/2020 News Call to rein in law that lets MI5 informants commit crimes A law permitting MI5 informants to commit crime has “gone too far” and should ban murder, torture and sexual violence, a former director of public prosecutions has said. The Times - Subscription at source 5/10/2020 News Met Police has lost 1,300 pieces of evidence More than a thousand pieces of evidence have been lost by the Metropolitan Police, raising concerns about the potential for trials to collapse. The Times - Subscription at source 5/10/2020 News The Times view on coronavirus and prison sentencing: Covid Justice The government cannot let the pandemic stop serious criminals going to jail The Times - Subscription at source 5/10/2020 Feature, Opinion Coronavirus putting added pressures on Hampshire police officers Every year more than 220 Hampshire police officers have to take time off work after struggling to cope with stress and mental health issues. Daily Echo (Southern) 5/10/2020 News How lockdown ruined trust between Victorians and the boys in blue: Confidence in police plummets after videos emerge of heavy-handed arrests during the pandemic How lockdown ruined trust between Victorians and the boys in blue: Confidence in police plummets after videos emerge of heavy-handed arrests during the pandemic Mail Online 5/10/2020 News SARS: Nigeria ‘rogue’ police unit banned from stop and search Nigeria's inspector general of police has banned a notorious unit from carrying out stop and search duties and setting up roadblocks amid growing anger at routine harassment and atrocities allegedly committed by its officers. BBC 4/10/2020 News SARS: Nigeria ‘rogue’ police unit banned from stop and search AFRICA: Nigeria's inspector general of police has banned a notorious unit from carrying out stop and search duties and setting up roadblocks amid growing anger at routine harassment and atrocities allegedly committed by its officers. Mohammed Adamu also said members of the Special Anti Robbery Squad (SARS) must always wear uniforms. BBC 4/10/2020 News Burglars to be tagged and tracked round the clock to stop reoffending Kit Malthouse said he wanted all freed burglars tagged so police could check burglaries against the movements of the criminals The Telegraph - Subscription at source 4/10/2020 News Police camera ruling ‘denies courts critical evidence’ AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police officers cannot be compelled to release footage from body-worn cameras in civil proceedings following a County Court decision last month which has prompted calls for urgent reform of the laws that regulate their use. The Age (Australia) 4/10/2020 News Violence against police officers has ‘skyrocketed’ by 50 per cent over the past five years Violence against police officers has shot up by a worrying 50 per cent over the past five years. The Sun 4/10/2020 News «284128422843284428452846284728482849Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
