Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104486 total results. Showing results 59981 to 60000 «299629972998299930003001300230033004Next ›Last » Abusers face five years in jail under new non-fatal strangulation offence Non-fatal strangulation is to be made a specific criminal offence punishable by up to five years in prison under an amendment to the Domestic Abuse Bill being tabled this week. Police Professional 1/3/2021 News Force using new software app to monitor sex offenders’ online behaviour Nottinghamshire Police is using a new software app to monitor the online activity of sex offenders. Police Professional 1/3/2021 News Replacement for European Arrest Warrant facing legal challenges, police reveal The post-Brexit replacement for the European Arrest Warrant is facing multiple legal challenges, Police Scotland has said. Police Professional 1/3/2021 News “Disgusting” figures show 97% of police accused of racism face no action A Mirror investigation reveals that more than 5,000 complaints about alleged racism have been made to police in England and Wales in the past five years, but just 153 have been upheld by forces, with shocking disparities between them Mirror 1/3/2021 News Babcock celebrates launch of training programme for London’s police recruits Together with the Metropolitan Police Service (Met Police), Babcock and its university partners have welcomed the first cohort of 196 new officer recruits who are embarking on the Met Police’s new Police Education Qualification Framework (PEQF) training programmes, which began on 25 January 2021 Policing Insight 1/3/2021 Advertisement, Feature, Jobs Policing after Brexit: ‘We will never replicate what we had’ The UK does "not have as much influence or as much voice" within a major European law enforcement agency post-Brexit, says a police chief. The Press and Journal 1/3/2021 News To shut down far-right extremism in Australia, we must confront the ecosystem of hate Hateful extremism must be addressed before it manifests itself as violent extremism – as unfolded in the 2019 Christchurch massacre in New Zealand – argues Professor Greg Barton, whose analysis of the Australian response to extremism calls for groups espousing hate that do not reach the threshold of criminality to be tackled, and new ways for police to record complaints that capture hate motivations. Policing Insight 1/3/2021 Analysis, Feature Police ‘to be given even more powers to control protests’ The Government is looking at giving itself and the police more power to restrict protests, it has been reported. Metro 1/3/2021 News Refusal to give police officers covid jab priority is a “kick in the teeth” for frontline heroes A police boss has hit out after “extremely disappointing news” that frontline officers won’t be given priority for Covid jabs. Wales 24/7 1/3/2021 News Covid: Police facing ‘greater hostility’ when enforcing rules Police officers are facing "greater hostility" from the public when enforcing Covid rules, the head of the South Wales Police Federation has said. BBC 1/3/2021 News Drug drivers are escaping prosecution in ‘geographical lottery’ where some police ration test kits to one per patrol Motorists are being put in danger by a postcode lottery where the best forces are catching ten times more drug drivers than the weakest The Telegraph - Subscription at source 1/3/2021 News New laws to protect victims added to Domestic Abuse Bill A raft of new amendments to the Domestic Abuse Bill will be presented, providing greater protections for victims and further clamping down on perpetrators. Home Office 1/3/2021 News Non-fatal strangulation to carry five years in prison under reforms Amendment to domestic abuse bill will address concerns about attacks being hard to prosecute The Guardian 1/3/2021 News Covid rules on groups gathering outdoors ‘not policeable’ ahead of lockdown easing Chairman of Metropolitan Police Federation says his members have no desire to carry out the law to the letter The Telegraph - Subscription at source 1/3/2021 News Police warning as ‘hundreds’ travel to Norfolk beach A police force has urged people not to become complacent after "hundreds" turned up at a Norfolk village beach. BBC 1/3/2021 News Half of police stations in UK – 667 offices – have closed in last 10 years "Police stations close for a range of reasons, including increases in online crime reporting and investment in new digital technologies" Wales Online 1/3/2021 News Priti Patel ‘Plans Life Sentences For People Smugglers’ In Bid To Stem Migrant Crossings People smugglers could face life sentences under home secretary Priti Patel’s plans to stem the number of migrants crossing the Channel in small boats. The Home Office said on Sunday, Feb. 28, that ministers would set out further details “in the coming weeks”. Euro Weekly News (Europe) 1/3/2021 News ‘We’ve had enough’ Cops no longer breaking up outdoor group mixing as they slam ‘unmanageable’ coronavirus rules after sunny crowds Police no longer want to break up groups outdoors as Covid restrictions are "unmanageable," a union chief has said. The Sun 1/3/2021 News An Garda Síochána’s new Deputy Commissioner expects extra scrutiny as an outsider coming in to help reshape the force An Garda Síochána's new Deputy Commissioner Shawna Coxon welcomes the extra scrutiny she will attract as an outsider joining the top team of the force from Toronto next month. Policing Insight Deputy Editor Sarah Gibbons talked to her about her role and how her change management experience and ability to think differently stand to benefit her new colleagues and the Irish community. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/3/2021 Feature, Interview, Opinion New York’s robot police dog has bow wow factor The robotic dog moved down a snow-laced street in the Bronx, trailed by plain-clothes officers from the New York Police Department who have been testing its capabilities. The Times - Subscription at source 1/3/2021 News «299629972998299930003001300230033004Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
