Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103216 total results. Showing results 63161 to 63180 «315531563157315831593160316131623163Next ›Last » New drone legislation aims to ensure “safety, privacy and security” New drone legislation from the UK government will give police additional powers when it comes to unmanned aircraft. Verdict 24/9/2020 News Shocking moment police officers drag passenger off busy London train for refusing to wear face mask Police officers were filmed dragging a passenger off a busy London train after he was repeatedly asked to where a face mask. Mail Online 24/9/2020 News New rules for MI5 and police to authorise crimes Undercover informants working for the police and MI5 are going to be explicitly permitted for the first time under British law to commit crimes. BBC 24/9/2020 News Male domestic abuse victims ‘sleeping in cars and tents’ Charities dealing with men who suffer domestic abuse have seen pleas for help jump by up to 60% during the lockdown. BBC 24/9/2020 News Agility and innovation must be part of policing DNA to keep pace with crime In the third in a series of three articles on law enforcement and digital technology, Ian Stevenson, Chair of the Online Safety Technology Industry Association (OSTIA) and CEO and co-founder of Cyan Forensics, considers some of the key questions and challenges around innovation and technology in policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/9/2020 Feature, Opinion Drug use monitoring in Australia: Drug use among police detainees, 2019 AUSTRALIA: Established in 1999, the Drug Use Monitoring in Australia (DUMA) program is funded by the Australian Government and is the nation’s longest-running ongoing survey of police detainees across the country. [pdf] Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 24/9/2020 Report Fighting money laundering may end up helping it Proposed reforms to Companies House aim to validate the authenticity of businesses, but are unlikely to achieve very much The Times - Subscription at source 24/9/2020 Feature, Opinion Hate crime laws watered down over concerns about free speech Controversial hate crime laws are being watered down after Scotland’s justice secretary admitted they could curb freedom of speech. The Times - Subscription at source 24/9/2020 News Thugs of the future can be spotted aged three The lives of disruptive children can only be turned around if we intervene much earlier The Times - Subscription at source 24/9/2020 Feature, Opinion UK set to introduce bill allowing MI5 agents to break the law A bill allowing confidential informants working for MI5 and the police to break the law will be introduced on Thursday amid a row about whether committing crimes such as murder and torture should be explicitly banned. The Guardian 24/9/2020 News Alistair Livingstone book: ‘Life as Britain’s Supercop broke me’ A former policeman who was heralded for making the most arrests in Britain has published a book detailing how he was "broken" by life as "supercop". BBC 24/9/2020 News Breonna Taylor: Two officers shot during Louisville protests Two officers have been shot as thousands of people protest in the US city of Louisville after a grand jury decided no-one would be charged with the death of Breonna Taylor. BBC 24/9/2020 News Joint Police Scotland and NCA operation leads to £100m cocaine seizure Two men have been arrested after cocaine with a street value of £100 million was found concealed in a consignment of fruit at Dover during a joint Police Scotland and National Crime Agency (NCA) investigation. Police Professional 24/9/2020 News Teenagers as young as 13 ‘starting to talk about committing terror attacks’ Teenagers as young as 13 are starting to talk about committing terror attacks, the UK’s head of counter-terrorism policing has warned. Police Professional 24/9/2020 News Concerns raised over Uber’s data sharing with UK police Uber hands thousands of vital ‘pieces of intelligence’ to UK authorities each year, complying with over 2,000 requests for data in the capital alone last year. Cities Today 24/9/2020 News Failing the stress test? Almost 10,000 officers signed off sick due to stress and mental health issues in 2019/20. Is this a sign that forces are getting better at identifying those who are struggling or evidence of an untapped pandemic. Police Oracle investigates. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/9/2020 News Police use of Taser ‘justified’ in arrest of man armed with knife An independent investigation has found that police officers were “justified” in their use of a Taser to arrest a man armed with a knife during a violent disturbance in Dumfries. Police Professional 23/9/2020 News Hate Crime law reform Amendments to Bill proposed to safeguard freedom of speech. Scottish Government 23/9/2020 News Police helicopters did not mislead Grenfell victims, says watchdog However, report concludes that some responses from 999 call operators were ‘unclear’ The Guardian 23/9/2020 News Consultation on draft guidelines for risk released Our draft guidelines for recognising and responding to vulnerability related risks have been released for consultation. College of Policing 23/9/2020 News «315531563157315831593160316131623163Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
