Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 114892 total results. Showing results 41 to 60 1234567Next ›Last » Sentencing Palestine Action protesters as terrorists would be ‘constitutional threat’, says lawyer Judge will decide whether four’s acts had link to terrorism, despite jury not convicting them of terrorism offence The Guardian 10/6/2026 News Drones, licence plate recognition, part of Vancouver police’s new tech CANADA: Vancouver police debuted new technology on Wednesday to help keep the city and its residents safe. As part of a Drone as First Responder Program, the Vancouver police will be the first in Canada to deploy six Skydio X10 drones, which have already been in testing for weeks and have been approved by Transport Canada. Global News (Canada) 10/6/2026 News New unit to help Indigenous people in B.C. deal with police accountability process CANADA: Unit director says current police accountability processes are not serving Indigenous people. The First Nations Justice Council in British Columbia has officially launched an effort meant to help Indigenous people navigate the police accountability process in the province. CBC News (Canada) 10/6/2026 News Fake guns, real danger: Halifax police warn about rising trend among youth CANADA: Halifax police say they’re issuing a “plea” to youth about imitation firearms and the danger they pose both for the community and the young people themselves. Global News (Canada) 10/6/2026 News Diversity firm which criticised JK Rowling deliver anti-racism ‘white fragility’ training to 2,000 police officers and staff More than 2,000 police officers and civilian staff have undergone controversial anti-racism training by a diversity firm which criticised JK Rowling for being anti-woke. The Mail revealed last year that Police Scotland had drafted in Mission Diverse to coach staff after former Chief Constable Sir Iain Livingstone claimed the service was ‘institutionally racist’. Now the programme is being rolled out across the force and it has been highlighted by the College of Policing, which draws up guidelines for police across the UK, as a ‘practice example’ for other forces. Daily Mail 10/6/2026 News Henry Nowak: a tragedy hijacked The Police Foundation is a non-partisan think tank and we are independent of both the police and government. This means that we focus on analysing the real state of play and try to design policy that can actually fix the problems that policing faces. When we comment we use evidence or research to support our views, or we reserve judgement until the real picture is clear. Politicians and commentators naturally have different incentives, and the media circus of the last week or more has shown how individual cases can become weaponised to advance political agendas, even despite a lack of evidence. This is not a new phenomenon. The Police Foundation 10/6/2026 Feature, Opinion Police monitoring intelligence on anti-immigration protests after disorder Police forces across the UK are monitoring intelligence on protests and have plans in place to allow them to mobilise officers if needed should disorder break out. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/6/2026 News Garda applicant challenges ‘dream job’ rejection due to concern over her ‘sphere of influence’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A young woman has been granted permission at the High Court to challenge a refusal of her “dream” job application to be a member of An Garda Síochána due to concerns about her “sphere of influence”. The young woman is seeking to quash a February 2025 decision by the Garda Commissioner, which stated she was “not generally suitable for such admission” due to vetting reasons, which would not be further detailed due to general data protection regulation (GDPR) reasons. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 10/6/2026 News Policing minister on the launch of PoliceAI Highlights from the speech on PoliceAI by Crime and Policing Minister Sarah Jones. Home Office 10/6/2026 Feature, Opinion Third of Britons believe police treat ethnic minorities more favourably, poll says A third of Britons believe police treat people from ethnic minority backgrounds more favourably than white people, according to new polling that suggests concerns about so-called two-tier policing have grown sharply in recent years. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/6/2026 News New laws to shutdown dodgy high street shops in crime crackdown Dodgy vape shops, barbers and nail salons linked to organised crime will be shut down as criminal bosses are put behind bars in a nationwide crackdown. Home Office 10/6/2026 News PoliceAI to speed up investigations and fight crime Officers across England and Wales will spend less time behind desks and more time protecting their communities, as the government today launches PoliceAI – a new national centre dedicated to the responsible development, piloting and scaling of artificial intelligence in policing. The centre, backed by a record £75 million over 3 years, will work across all forces to identify, test and scale AI tools that deliver real results. Home Office 10/6/2026 News City of London Police Commander Umer Khan receives Freedom of the City of London The capital’s most senior British Asian police officer, City of London Police Commander Umer Khan OBE, has received the Freedom of the City of London, in recognition of his exemplary service to policing and work in communities. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/6/2026 News Francesca Rudkin: Move on orders put Police in an awkward position NEW ZEALAND: The Move-on Orders Amendment Bill has passed its first reading in Parliament - this is the bill that would give police the power to issue move-on orders to rough sleepers, people begging or obstructing entrance ways, or showing intent to inhabit a public place. Submissions to the bill close next month. NewstalkZB (New Zealand) 10/6/2026 Feature, Opinion Police explore using biometric technology to monitor detainees NEW ZEALAND: The police are exploring using biometric technology to monitor the vital signs of people detained in station cells. Canadian police use a small box with radar in the top corner of a cell to monitor a detainee's heart rate, breathing and movement. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 10/6/2026 News Meth use up 15% on average, remained ‘elevated’ in early 2026 – study NEW ZEALAND: Methamphetamine use increased by 15%, stabilising at "elevated" levels over the first three months of 2026, according to new wastewater testing data from police. 1 News (New Zealand) 10/6/2026 News Government says PoliceAI could save 6 million officer hours a year The government has announced a £75 million investment in a new national centre designed to accelerate the use of artificial intelligence across policing in England and Wales. Police Professional 10/6/2026 News Officers tackled knifeman during stabbing Two police officers have been recognised for their bravery and quick decision-making after disarming an attacker during a stabbing. BBC 10/6/2026 News Watchdog to inspect police over Henry Nowak murder The independent watchdog is to inspect Hampshire police following the murder of Henry Nowak, who was handcuffed and arrested as he lay dying. BBC 10/6/2026 News Domestic abuse suspects targeted before World Cup More than 200 people have been arrested as part of a police operation to crack down on domestic abuse ahead of the World Cup tournament. BBC 10/6/2026 News 1234567Next ›Last » Upcoming events June 30 Internet Intelligence and Investigations Conference 2026 July 1 Forensics Europe Expo 2026 July 1 The Blue Light Show 2026 July 1 The Future of Terrorism: Complexity, Opacity, and Uncertainty July 7 British Society of Criminology Conference 2026 View all events
