Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100067 total results. Showing results 59101 to 59120 «295229532954295529562957295829592960Next ›Last » Surrey Police officer reveals reality of policing on frontline of pandemic SurreyLive spent an afternoon with Reigate and Banstead police to find out about the challenges they have faced over the past seven months Surrey Live 26/10/2020 Analysis, Feature How a ten-hour standoff on an oil tanker near the Isle of Wight ended in just nine minutes 'Security in third world ports is not as high as in the first world, so it is relatively easy to get through perimeter fences' The Telegraph - Subscription at source 25/10/2020 Analysis, Feature Laws to silence the relative of murder victims AUSTRALIA: Murdered rape victims could never be named by their own grieving relatives under sweeping new laws proposed by the Victorian government. The Australian - Subscription at source 25/10/2020 News NYPD officer suspended after promoting Trump on police loudspeaker A New York City police officer was suspended without pay Sunday for promoting President Trump's reelection campaign from a loudspeaker while on patrol over the weekend. abc news (USA) 25/10/2020 News Nine in ten police forces haven’t fined anyone for breaking Covid face mask laws Police forces are failing to hand out penalties for not wearing face coverings with 90 per cent not issuing a single one since masks were made compulsory in shops and indoor locations, it has been revealed. The Sun 25/10/2020 Analysis, Feature Police to use SMS technology to strengthen home quarantine compliance checks AUSTRALIA: Tasmania Police will use SMS technology to further strengthen home quarantine compliance checking from tomorrow. Since 25 March this year, Tasmania Police has co-ordinated over 36,000 physical checks of those required to home quarantine. This has only been achieved through the support from volunteers within the State Emergency Service, Tasmania Fire Service and up until May, the Australian Defence Force. Mirage News 25/10/2020 News ACT police use new ‘unexplained wealth’ laws to seize property belonging to Nomads bikie gang president AUSTRALIA: ACT police have seized $500,000 worth of property belonging to an outlaw bikie gang leader under new "unexplained wealth" laws. ABC News (Australia) 25/10/2020 News Coronavirus: During lockdown, there has been a worrying rise in the number of referrals to child protection units Sky News gets exclusive access to Britain's biggest child protection unit as they cope with a wave of post-lockdown referrals. Sky News 25/10/2020 Feature Legal loophole allows children to get free vape samples UK health experts fear sharp rise in popularity of e-cigarettes among teenagers, as seen in the US The Guardian 25/10/2020 News Priti Patel kept up anti-lawyer rhetoric after Met warning on terror Police told home secretary of alleged far-right attack on law firm before her ‘inflammatory’ speech at Tory conference The Guardian 25/10/2020 News Police investigating Grenfell Tower fire make first arrest Unnamed 38-year-old arrested on Saturday in Sussex The Guardian 25/10/2020 News Military and police to tackle oil tanker reported hijacked off Isle of Wight Reports say Liberian-registered vessel may be under the control of stowaways who boarded in Nigeria The Guardian 25/10/2020 News Welsh police use roadblocks to quiz drivers over essential journeys as family who travelled 5 hours escorted to border Welsh police are using roadblocks to stop drivers making non-essential journeys during a 17-day fire-break lockdown. The Sun 25/10/2020 News The Open-Access Availability of Criminological Research to Practitioners and Policy Makers Criminology produces policy-relevant research and criminologists often seek to influence practice, but most criminological research is confined to expensive subscription journals. This disadvantages researchers in the global south, policy makers and practitioners who have the skills to use research findings but do not have journal subscriptions. Open access seeks to increase availability of research, but take-up among criminologists has been low. This study used a sample of 12,541 articles published in criminology journals between 2017 and 2019 to estimate the proportion of articles available via different types of open access. Overall 22% of research was available to non-subscribers, about half that found in other disciplines, even though authors had the right to make articles open without payment in at least 95% of cases. Open access was even less common in many leading journals and among researchers in the United States. Open access has the potential to increase access to research for those outside academia, but few scholars exercise their existing rights to distribute freely the submitted or accepted versions of their articles online. Policies to incentivise authors to make research open access where possible are needed unlock the benefits of greater access to criminological research. Journal of Criminal Justice Education - Registration at source 25/10/2020 Research article Black or blue: The complex double-lives of Oakland’s Black police officers USA: Many Black officers feel pressure to both assimilate into the force and keep the respect of their community. The Guardian 25/10/2020 Feature Computer says no: Police database in 10-hour blackout The principal database for the police went down for more than 10 hours last week after an engineer unplugged it, plunging forces into chaos. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 25/10/2020 News Police warn of huge protests and disruption as Covid and Brexit come to a head Scotland's senior police officers are warning about the prospect of mass protests, public disorder and major disruption on roads and ports as the country faces a No-Deal Brexit as well as the ongoing pandemic. The National 25/10/2020 News No leaving Wales: UK police to enforce travel ban A police force in England says it will try to stop people from leaving Wales, which has started a 17-day lockdown to slow a surging rate of coronavirus infections. Japan Today 25/10/2020 News Nigeria protests: Police chief deploys ‘all resources’ amid street violence Nigeria's chief of police has ordered the immediate mobilisation of all police resources to put an end to days of street violence and looting. BBC 25/10/2020 News Road policing bible gets an overhaul Advice for aspiring traffic officers has been updated with new guidance on advanced techniques. 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