Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115030 total results. Showing results 5921 to 5940 «293294295296297298299300301Next ›Last » Police watchdog taking active steps to keep delivering best possible service to the public But Scotland’s policing commissioner says her ability to deliver swift outcomes for communities is being put at risk by increasing demand on her workforce. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/12/2025 News Ex-police chief charged with additional offence A former police chief constable accused of lying in his job application has been charged with a third offence. BBC 8/12/2025 News Senior police officer suspended over bullying claims One of Police Scotland's most senior officers has been suspended over bullying allegations. BBC 8/12/2025 News Force refers itself to watchdog over river search Humberside Police has contacted the police watchdog as officers continue to search for two men who are believed to have entered the River Hull. BBC 8/12/2025 News Man jailed for stabbing police officer in face in ‘horrifying’ attack A man who stabbed a police officer in the face with a knife as she responded to calls raising concerns for his safety has been jailed for five years. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/12/2025 News Police officer fined for assault while on duty A West Yorkshire Police officer has been fined after being found guilty of committing an assault while on duty. BBC 8/12/2025 News Community and neighbourhood policing: Why do we do neighbourhood policing like this? In the latest in The Police Student series focusing on Community and Neighbourhood Policing, Policing Insight Academic Editor Dr Carina O’Reilly looks at the background to and emergence of neighbourhood policing, its role in supporting confidence and legitimacy, and why the approach is likely to continue to change in response to political, economic and social pressures. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/12/2025 Analysis, Feature ‘Outrageous’: United Nations blocked from NT prisons, watch houses AUSTRALIA: The NT Government has been accused of ‘hiding’ conditions inside prisons, watch houses, and youth detention centres after blocking United Nations experts from accessing facilities. NT News (Australia) - Subscription at source 8/12/2025 News NT Police’s SerPro system was millions over budget and years late due to ‘governance weaknesses’: Auditor-General AUSTRALIA: The NT Police's new IT operations system took more than seven years to complete, saw costs blowout by at least $15 million to an estimated $60 million and... NT Independent (Australia) - Subscription at source 8/12/2025 News Police apologise for taking more than 20 minutes to reach paramedics allegedly under attack from naked man AUSTRALIA: Police have apologised to paramedics over the time it took officers to respond to a disturbing alleged attack on their ambulance by a naked man. Emergency workers were trapped inside their vehicle as the windscreen was allegedly violently headbutted and punched. 7 News (Australia) 8/12/2025 News ICO ‘disappointed’ at facial recognition bias in the police The regulator responded to a report on the technology from the National Physical Laboratory. The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has criticised the Home Office for failing to inform it about historical bias in the facial recognition algorithms used within the Police National Database. Last week the National Physical Laboratory published a report of its independent testing of facial recognition algorithms commissioned by the Home Office. UKTN 8/12/2025 News Police forces ‘need central support’ in adopting AI Police forces would be helped by central control and financing to fully realise the potential of AI technologies in their sector, according to IT industry association techUK. UKAuthority.com 8/12/2025 News Police cuts putting rail staff and passengers ‘at risk’ Rail unions are warning that staff and passengers are being put at risk by repeated budget reductions which have left fewer British Transport Police officers. The British Transport Police Authority meets in two days from now, when members will be told that the number of officers on patrol has fallen by almost a third since 2009, and that more than 500 posts are currently set to disappear by the end of the current financial year. Rail News 8/12/2025 News Lammy to set out plans to crack down on dirty money David Lammy is set to lay out the Government’s plans to tackle Britain’s £100 billion money laundering problem on Monday. Announcing a new anti-corruption strategy in London, the Deputy Prime Minister will make more than 100 commitments to make the UK a harder target for corrupt practices. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/12/2025 News Modern slavery in Australia 2024–25 AUSTRALIA: The Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery National Minimum Dataset is a national data collection on modern slavery events that come to the attention of the Australian Government agencies responsible for responding to these incidents. This study describes modern slavery reports received between 1 July 2024 and 30 June 2025, the characteristics of victim-survivors and perpetrators identified in these reports, the nature of government-funded support provided to victim-survivors and the outcomes of modern slavery prosecutions. Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 8/12/2025 Report The Unmanned Future(s) Unmanned systems are employed across a range of industries, including manufacturing, healthcare, and, more recently, warfare. These technologies are also being increasingly adopted by law enforcement to enhance situational awareness, improve safety, and extend operational reach. However, their use raises concerns about safety, privacy, data protection, regulatory challenges, and the need to maintain public trust. This report from Europol’s Innovation Lab examines the impact of robotic and unmanned systems on law enforcement. Europol 8/12/2025 Report New report explores use of robotics and unmanned systems in the fight against crime Europol has today published The Unmanned Future(s): The Impact of Robotics and Unmanned Systems on Law Enforcement. The report, produced by the Europol Innovation Lab, provides an in-depth analysis of how unmanned systems could change society, crime and law enforcement, and discusses the challenges and opportunities they present. Europol 8/12/2025 News Car registration system ‘failing’ as criminals use ghost and cloned plates Widespread misuse of vehicle number plates is putting road users at risk and threatens national security, according to a new report. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/12/2025 News Youth violence fears prompt big rise in stop and search Police Scotland has ramped up the use of stop and search powers against young people to record levels amid public concern over youth violence and knife crime. BBC 8/12/2025 News How police live facial recognition subtly reconfigures suspicion A growing body of research suggests that the use of live facial recognition is reshaping police perceptions of suspicion in ways that undermine supposed human-in-the-loop protections Computer Weekly 8/12/2025 Feature «293294295296297298299300301Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
