Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97810 total results. Showing results 58961 to 58980 «294529462947294829492950295129522953Next ›Last » South Wales Police use of facial recognition ruled unlawful The Court of Appeal has ruled that South Wales Police’s use of facial recognition technology breaches privacy. Research Live 13/8/2020 News Police given new powers to tackle hostile state activity Police officers now have powers to stop, question, search and detain individuals at UK ports in relation to espionage and foreign interference. Home Office 13/8/2020 News In fast-changing times, good leaders must understand adaptive challenges The nature of policing is complex and fast moving, as highlighted in the recent Police Foundation Strategic Review. Ahead of their forthcoming one-day online event on changing practice, Skills for Justice Consultant Toby Lindsay highlights the need for effective leaders to master adaptive challenges. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/8/2020 Feature, Opinion Police to be given new powers to stop suspected foreign spies and assassins at UK ports Home Secretary Priti Patel said the new powers send a "clear message" the Government has zero tolerance for those acting against British interests Mirror 13/8/2020 News Met deputy defends officers facing ‘trial by social media’ over Dawn Butler Scotland Yard’s deputy commissioner has defended officers who stopped a Labour MP, complaining that police faced “trial by social media”. The Times - Subscription at source 13/8/2020 News Coronavirus: Police under fire for using ‘eat out to help out’ deal in canteens Police forces have been criticised for using the “eat out to help out” scheme in station canteens, enabling officers to buy a hot meal for as little as £1.50. The Times - Subscription at source 13/8/2020 News Police get power to stop spies after Salisbury novichok attack Police officers have been given beefed-up powers to stop and question suspected spies from hostile states as part of the response to the Salisbury novichok attack. The Times - Subscription at source 13/8/2020 News How American Guns Are Fueling U.K. Crime Handguns are quietly being smuggled into Britain, despite tough gun-control laws. The police fear that the illegal weapons are contributing to a rise in gang-related crime. The New York Times 12/8/2020 News Policing Extinction Rebellion on the first day of the ‘autumn uprising’ Shift in the life: A forward intelligence officer College of Policing 12/8/2020 Feature, Opinion Drawing the Blue Line CANADA: Letting police get back to the business of policing by hiring more civilians and contractors Blue Line (Canada) 12/8/2020 Analysis, Feature RCMP partners with Dominican Republic to help in the fight against child sexual abuse CANADA: The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in many families, including children, spending time in isolation, the RCMP stated in its latest release. “With more kids at home and online, predators are noticing and taking advantage. Blue Line (Canada) 12/8/2020 News South west England full to capacity, say police The south west of England is "full to capacity" leading to "unprecedented demand" for 999 services in Devon and Cornwall, police have warned. BBC 12/8/2020 News NSW Police uncover money laundering operation AUSTRALIA: New South Wales Police have seized more than $1 million in elaborate money laundering operation The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) - Subscription at source 12/8/2020 News Covid-19: Police Commissioner explains Auckland roadblocks NEW ZEALAND: Police are stopping every vehicle heading in and out of the Auckland region to try and stop the virus spreading any further. There are nine checkpoints on the city's fringes, and only people who usually live in Auckland, or who are travelling to get home can come into the city. People who want to leave the city are only able to do so if they're headed home. Police Commissioner Andy Coster talks to Lisa Owen. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 12/8/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Covid-19: Police roadblocks set up at edges of Auckland NEW ZEALAND: Nine police checkpoints have now been set up around the perimeter of Auckland, as its 1.6 million residents return to Level 3 lockdown. [AUDIO & VIDEO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 12/8/2020 News Senior Met officer defends police who stopped Dawn Butler Officers ‘could not have known Labour MP was black before they targeted car’ The Guardian 12/8/2020 News Federation supports Met stance on social media National Chair John Apter said: “It was good to read today’s statement from Metropolitan Police Deputy Commissioner, Sir Steve House, providing context to the recent vehicle stop in Hackney. His support of officers who are out there doing a difficult job is very welcome. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 12/8/2020 News Making sure face coverings are not a barrier to communication Last month officers across England and Wales began to receive new fabric face coverings - thanks to work led by PFEW. We wanted to ensure that officers were able to follow government guidelines on wearing face coverings and to ensure that they, and members of the public, felt safe while interacting. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 12/8/2020 News Home Affairs Commitee inquiry to examine role and remit of IOPC The police conduct watchdog has found itself under investigation by MPs on the powerful Home Affairs select committee. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/8/2020 News The forgotten provision Ian Whitehurst says the powers under Part 6 of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 should be more widely used to fight organised crime. 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