Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100109 total results. Showing results 59781 to 59800 «298629872988298929902991299229932994Next ›Last » Joint police and Trading Standards operation targets UK-wide illegal streaming service A joint police and Trading Standards operation has disrupted a major illegal streaming service in the West of Scotland believed to be supplying tens of thousands of subscribers across the UK. Police Professional 2/10/2020 News Forces across the country mark the start of Black History Month Police forces around the country have launched a series of events to mark the start of Black History Month, highlighting their efforts to better engage with Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) communities. Police Professional 2/10/2020 News Police investigate Margaret Ferrier as MP defies calls to step down Met police launch investigation as Labour joins calls for former SNP MP to ‘do the right thing’ The Guardian 2/10/2020 News Evidence of face covering compliance anecdotal, police commander says Police have claimed nine out of 10 people are complying with rules. Belfast Telegraph 2/10/2020 News Police in Egypt ‘are using dating apps to find and arrest LGBT people’ Police in Egypt are using fake dating profiles to entrap, imprison, and torture LGBT people, a new report claims. Metro 2/10/2020 News Hundreds detained as Egyptian police quash protests A global watchdog and human rights lawyers say that Egyptian authorities have arrested hundreds of people in their effort to clamp down on a spate of small but exceptionally rare protests across the country The Independent 2/10/2020 News A minute’s silence for Sergeant Matt Ratana Police officers and staff from forces across the country held a minute’s silence this morning to pay respects to Sergeant Matt Ratana, one week on from his murder. Police Professional 2/10/2020 News Former Winnipeg police chief becomes Ontario’s 1st inspector general of policing Devon Clunis, who was Canada's first Black chief, takes on oversight role CBC News (Canada) 2/10/2020 News Custody shooting: The tragic reality of the rise in firearms trafficking The tragic shooting of Met Police Sgt Matt Ratana last month once again highlighted the horrific impact of the illegal trade in unlicensed firearms; Policing Insight contributor Andy Staniforth looks at at the latest trends in firearms trafficking, and the steps being taken across Europe to stem the flow of weapons. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/10/2020 Feature Remote jury centres to be extended to tackle backlog of trials Remote jury centres are to be extended across Scotland to re-start sheriff court jury trials that have been delayed as a result of Covid-19. Police Professional 2/10/2020 News Investigation update following double fatal collision in Salford The Independent Office for Police Conduct’s (IOPC) investigation into a fatal road traffic collision in Salford following a Greater Manchester Police (GMP) pursuit is progressing well. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 2/10/2020 News Inquest held into death of homeless man ejected from Met police station in freezing conditions An inquest has determined that a homeless man who died after being ejected from a Metropolitan Police (MPS) station reception in freezing conditions died of pre-existing medical conditions accelerated by hypothermia. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 2/10/2020 News Sexual assault victims are step closer to self-referral for forensic medical exams Victims of rape and sexual assault across Scotland are a step closer to being able to use forensic medical examination services without first having to report a crime. Holyrood Magazine 2/10/2020 News E-scooters should be legalised says Transport Committee E-scooters should be legalised on roads but riding on pavements should be prohibited, the Transport Committee of MPs has said. BBC 2/10/2020 News 100 police officers and volunteers stage rural crime crackdown Almost 100 police officers and Rural Watch volunteers have taken part in a major crackdown on rural crime across North Yorkshire, looking for cross border thieves, fly-tippers, poachers and drink drivers. The Press (York) 2/10/2020 News Rule of two! Police will only knock on your door twice to check if you’re self-isolating… before giving up if you don’t answer Police officers checking on Britons who should be quarantining after returning from abroad will abandon their search if no one answers the door on their second visit. Mail Online 2/10/2020 News UK police officer died from shot to the chest, inquest hears A British officer shot dead by a suspect at a London police station last week died from a gunshot wound to the chest, an inquest heard on Thursday. Reuters 2/10/2020 News A global beat: The new centre leading the UK’s fight against international crime The International Crime Coordination Centre was set up to lead UK policing’s fight against transnational crime, through Brexit and beyond; Policing Insight Contributing Editor Tina Orr Munro talks to ICCC Head, Deputy Assistant Commissioner Richard Martin, about the Centre’s work to date, the threat from globalised criminality, and the challenge of making the investigation of international crime ‘business as usual’. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/10/2020 Feature Annual report on Police data quality NEW ZEALAND: Police recognise high quality data about incoming reports is critical to providing quality services. [pdf] New Zealand Police 2/10/2020 Report Domestic abuse: Police reveal violent past of partners More than half the people who have used an abuse disclosure scheme were told that their partner had a violent or abusive past. The Times - Subscription at source 2/10/2020 News «298629872988298929902991299229932994Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
