Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115038 total results. Showing results 6021 to 6040 «298299300301302303304305306Next ›Last » Surrey Police officers recognised for achievements Officers who support colleagues during darkest moments, who lead pressured investigations and who passionately advocate for colleagues' mental health were among the winners of this year's Surrey Police Federation Recognition Awards. BBC 5/12/2025 News Review highlights need for ‘structural change’ to address systemic racism inside the Met A recent independent review into structural racism within the Metropolitan Police has warned that the organisation’s systems and culture “align to maintain, rather than dismantle, the conditions that cause racial harm”, and that major structural change will be needed to remove the systemic racism that is “baked in” to the design of the institution if efforts to tackle the problem are to be successful in the long term, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/12/2025 Analysis, Feature Home Office begins consultation on police forces’ use of facial recognition The Home Office has launched a consultation on the police use of facial recognition technology, saying it will pave the way for new laws to regulate its use. UKAuthority.com 5/12/2025 News Staffordshire Police: National child protection inspection Our inspection assessed how good Staffordshire Police is at safeguarding children who are at risk. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 5/12/2025 Report Staffordshire Police is good at working with partners, but should improve how it investigates and responds to children at risk Staffordshire Police works well with safeguarding partners, but further progress is needed in how it investigates reports of abuse, the police inspectorate has said. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 5/12/2025 News PolicingTV highlights compilation (3rd-6th November 2025) This highlights package explores the challenges and realities of policing in Anguilla, the importance of support and collaboration in law enforcement, the evolution of digital investigations in combating cyber crime, and the transformative governance of fire services in Essex. PolicingTV 5/12/2025 Feature, Video UK tucks biometric bias reports deep into police facial recognition plan The UK government pledged on Thursday to increase its use of facial recognition and biometrics to identify wanted suspects. BiometricUpdate.com 4/12/2025 News Ex-police chief ‘horrified’ by misconduct claims A former chief constable of Humberside Police has strongly denied allegations of gross misconduct and says he was "horrified" when the claims were made against him. BBC 4/12/2025 News Security for former Garda commissioner’s Phoenix Park rental home cost €212,000 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Drew Harris waived ‘considerable financial gain’ on pension options and paid benefit-in-kind on accommodation. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 4/12/2025 News Youth violence summit: follow-up meeting minutes: June 2025 Is the behaviour of young people changing, and what do young people themselves say is needed? Scottish Government 4/12/2025 News Government pledges to ramp up facial recognition and biometrics Launch of consultation on the use of facial recognition and biometrics in law enforcement accompanied by promise to better equip the police. Home Office 4/12/2025 News Female police officer who groped colleagues sacked Pamela Pritchard, 29, found guilty of gross misconduct over drunken behaviour at party in North Wales The Telegraph - Subscription at source 4/12/2025 News Facial recognition could be used more widely by police under plans Facial recognition technology could be used by all UK police forces in more situations under plan announced by the Home Office. It hopes a 10-week public consultation will also pave the way for the technology to be used more often while striking a balance with protecting people's privacy. BBC 4/12/2025 News Facial recognition to be expanded across the country in fresh crime crackdown Critics called on the government to limit roll-out of facial recognition, but others have urged ministers to accelerate the expansion to ‘boost safety’ The Independent 4/12/2025 News Ex-police officer raped sleeping woman, jury hears A "controlling and manipulative" former police officer raped one woman and sexually assaulted another as they slept, a court has heard. BBC 4/12/2025 News ‘Twerking’ police officer sacked for groping colleagues at party A female police officer who groped two colleagues at a drunken party has been sacked. BBC 4/12/2025 News Victorian prisoners held in police stations for weeks, lawyer says AUSTRALIA: A Victorian lawyer says a "crisis" is unfolding in the state's jails, with justice facilities so crowded prisoners are instead being kept in police holding cells for up to a month. ABC News (Australia) 4/12/2025 News Halifax police board says use of force policy must prioritize de-escalation, training CANADA: Public can send feedback on board's draft policy until mid-January. New direction from Halifax’s police oversight board says the municipal force should update its decades-old use of force policy to emphasize de-escalation, bringing it in line with modern provincial standards. On Wednesday, the city's board of police commissioners passed a draft of their own policy laying out what the Halifax Regional Police chief should include in its new use of force policy. CBC News (Canada) 4/12/2025 News Halifax’s police board presents new use of force policy CANADA: The board is suggesting a number of new requirements on training and data, while emphasizing de-escalation. CBC News (Canada) 4/12/2025 News, Video Does a rising tide lift all boats?: Evidence from a multicity randomized trial of procedural justice in hot spots policing A recent multicity procedural justice (PJ) training experiment at crime hot spots showed that police could be trained to behave in procedurally just ways, and that this behavioral change could lead to reductions in arrests, improved citizen evaluations of the police, and decreases in crime. In this paper, we extend analyses of the original study to identify whether improvements in PJ behavior in interactions with citizens were conditioned by race/ethnicity. Simply stated, do the improvements apply to all racial/ethnic groups, like a rising tide that lifts all boats, or do the benefits of the training program accrue inequitably across groups? Using systematic social observations of officer interactions with citizens, and mixed-effects regression models that controlled for possible selection biases by officers, we do not find evidence of significant differing impacts across the groups. In concluding, we argue that PJ training for hot spots policing officers is a promising approach to increasing PJ in interactions across racial/ethnic groups. Criminology 4/12/2025 Research article «298299300301302303304305306Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
